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CITY COUNCIL MEETING NO. 20 The Regular Meeting of City Council was held on Tuesday, July 15, 2003 at 7:36 pm in the Council Chamber, City Hall. Her Worship Mayor Isabel Turner presided. There was an "In-Camera" meeting of the Committee of the Whole from 5:45 pm to 7:25 pm in the Councillors’ Lounge. There was a Public Meeting of Council in order to obtain public input on the change of schedule for the Council Meetings from 7:34 pm to 7:36 pm. (Council Chambers) ROLL CALL Present: Mayor Turner, Councillor Beavis, Councillor Clements, Councillor Foster (arrived 5:45 pm), Councillor Garrison

(arrived 7:00 pm), Councillor George, Councillor Meers (arrived 7:30 pm), Councillor Pater, Councillor Rogers (arrived 5:47 pm), Councillor Stoparczyk, Councillor Sutherland (11)

Absent: Councillor Campbell, Councillor Downes (2) (Council Chambers) Administrative Staff Present: Mr. B. Meunier, CAO Mr. B. Bishop, Director, Human Resources Mr. T. Fleming, Senior Legal Counsel Mr. H. Linscott, Director, Legal Services Ms. N. Sullivan, Acting City Clerk

* * * * * * * * * * * * DISCLOSURE OF PECUNIARY INTEREST (1) Mayor Turner and Councillors Beavis and Pater declared a pecuniary interest in the matter of one of the “In Camera”

items. (2) Councillor Pater declared a pecuniary interest in the matter of Clauses (i), (l), (m), (n), (p) and (q) of Report No. 67 and

Clause (4) of Report No. 69 as these clauses concern Queen’s University where her husband is employed. (3) Councillor Rogers declared a pecuniary interest in the matter of Clause (4) of Report No. 68 as his spouse is the

owner of three cats.

* * * * * * * * * * * * COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE “IN CAMERA” (A) Moved by Councillor Beavis

Seconded by Councillor Clements THAT Council resolve itself into the Committee of the Whole “In Camera” to consider the following: 1. Employee Negotiations 2. Litigation 3. Personnel Matter

CARRIED REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE “IN CAMERA”

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(B) Moved by Councillor Beavis Seconded by Councillor Clements THAT Council rise from the Committee of the Whole “In Camera” without reporting.

CARRIED (Councillor Garrison OPPOSED)

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(Council Chambers) Administrative Staff Present: Mr. B. Meunier, CAO Ms. C. Beach, Commissioner, Planning & Development Services Ms. H. Bellmore, Administration Supervisor, Operations, Social Services Ms. K. Brown, Project Engineer, Infrastructure, Planning & Development Services Mr. J. Cross, Community Development Facilitator, Administration Mr. B. Donaldson, By-Law Harmonization Officer Mr. M. Fluhrer, Community Development Facilitator (Cultural Affairs) Mr. J. Giles, Manager, Solid Waste Mr. G. Hunt, Manager, Finance Mr. S. Kanellos, Manager, Engineering Mr. J. Keech, President & CEO, Utilities Kingston Ms. A. LaFrance, Manager, Administrative Services, Social Services Ms. K. Leonard, Supervisor, Building & Licensing Mr. H. Linscott, Director, Legal Services Ms. C. Mastantuono, Community Development Facilitator, Administration Mrs. S. Powley, Acting Deputy Clerk Mr. M. Segsworth, Commissioner, Operations Services Mrs. L. Seiffert, Communications Officer, Strategic Initiatives & Corporate Communications Ms. T. Steacy, Manager, Program Delivery, Social Services Ms. N. Sullivan, Acting City Clerk Mr. G. Wallace, Acting Manager, Planning Mr. T. Willing, Manager, Building Permits & By-Laws

* * * * * * * * * * * * PRESENTATIONS (1) Mayor Turner presented a certificate from the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes of Kingston to Mark Segsworth,

Commissioner of Operations. (File No. CSU-C10-000-2003)

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DELEGATIONS (1) Sandra Graham, President of the Kingston & District Kennel Club, spoke to Council concerning dog ownership and

licensing in the City of Kingston. (File No. CSU-C10-000-2003) (See Clause (4), Report No. 68)

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* * * * * * * * * * * * REPORTS Report No. 67 of the Chief Administrative Officer (Consent) Council consented to the addition of Clause (dd). Council consented to the separation of Clauses (c), (h), (i), (j), (l), (m), (n), (p), (q), (t), (x), and (y). Moved by Councillor Pater Seconded by Councillor Clements THAT Report No. 67 of the Chief Administrative Officer (Consent) be received and adopted.

Report No. 67 To the Mayor and Members of Council: The Chief Administrative Officer reports and recommends as follows: All matters listed on the Consent Report are considered to be routine and are enacted by one motion. There is no separate discussion on these items. If discussion is desired upon request of a Member of Council, that item is removed from the Consent Report and is considered separately. Council Members may request that an item be considered separately if they have a conflict of interest. THAT Council consent to the approval of the following routine items: (a) THAT Council authorize a by-law such that the President & CEO of Utilities Kingston or his/her designate is hereby

authorized to approve and sign applications to the Ministry of the Environment, under Sections 52 and 53 of the Ontario Water Resources Act, on behalf of the City of Kingston as stated client on these applications. (File No. CSU-C01-000-2003) (See By-Law No. (1), 2003-170)

(b) THAT the 2003 Gas Utility Capital Budget be amended to enable Utilities Kingston to proceed with the installation of

temporary generation at the Gas Regulator Station located on Railway Street at a cost not to exceed $825,000.00, and; THAT the work be subject to an agreement that is satisfactory to the Director of Legal Services between Utilities Kingston and Ontario Energy Management Inc., which will include a provision that all costs incurred by Utilities Kingston are to be reimbursed. (File No. CSU-F05-000-2003; CSU-L04-000-2003)

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(c) THAT Council approve that 1425445 Ontario Limited (operating as Utilities Kingston) be authorized to open an account with the Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank of Canada (HSBC) for the purposes of the banking of the telecommunications business. (File No. CSU-F04-000-2003)

CARRIED (d) WHEREAS Council approved $330,000.00 in the 2003 Operating Budget and committed $25,000.00 of this amount to

the Festival on the St. Lawrence, and; WHEREAS Community Development staff have consulted with stakeholders regarding the Healthy Community Fund, as well as monitored feedback and concerns about the 2002 program; THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT the recommended eligibility criteria for the 2003 Healthy Community Fund, as outlined in Report No. 03-107, be approved;

–and further– THAT the “status quo” option for fund distribution, which maintains the same funding categories and maximum grant size as 2002, be approved;

–and further– THAT staff be directed to put out a call for proposals by the middle of August and adopt a similar review process as 2002;

–and further– THAT Council appoint a Council representative to sit on each of the five review committees. (File No. CSU-F05-000-2003; CSU-C12-000-2003) (See Miscellaneous Business Item No. (3)

(e) THAT Council authorize staff to renew the City of Kingston’s agreement with the Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox &

Addington Health Unit, inclusive of an increased administrative fee of 8%, for a three-year period, effective August 1, 2003, and; THAT the renewed agreement be in a form satisfactory to the Director of Legal Services. (File No. CSU-L04-000-2003)

(f) THAT the 2003 Capital Budget be amended to enable the Solid Waste Division to proceed with the replacement of

two steel conveyor belts at the Kingston Area Recycling Centre at a cost not to exceed $60,000.00, with funds to come from the Recycling Equipment Replacement Reserve Fund, and; THAT the work be awarded to Machinex Recycling Technologies in the amount of $53,128.00 and that a contract be negotiated to the satisfaction of the Director of Legal Services, and; THAT an amount of $6,870.00 be approved for equipment rental, electrical work required for installation of the automatic oilers, and contingency purposes. (File No. CSU-F18-001-2003; CSU-F05-000-2003)

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(g) THAT Council approve the purchase of one 2004 Model Year, 19,000lbs. GVWR, single-axle dump truck from Edwards Ford Sales for the tender amount of $44,693.00 + applicable taxes. (File No. CSU-F18-004-2003)

(h) THAT Council accept the low bid from The Canadian Salt Company of $73.82 per tonne, including all taxes and

freight, for the supply of approximately 14,000 tonnes of coarse crushed salt for winter road and sidewalk maintenance. (File No. CSU-F18-000-2003)

CARRIED Councillor Pater withdrew from the meeting. (i) THAT Council, on behalf of the City of Kingston, enter into a license agreement with the owners of Queen’s University

Grad Club for the lease of City property for the purpose of operating a sidewalk patio, and; THAT the license agreement be in a form acceptable to the City Solicitor. (File No. CSU-D23-000-2003)

CARRIED Councillor Pater returned to the meeting. (j) THAT Council authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute a Lease between the City of Kingston as Landlord and

the Frontenac Community Mental Health Services as Tenant, in a form that is satisfactory to the Director of Legal Services, for the building known as Tercentennial Lodge, municipally known as 372 King Street West, for a period of twenty years, commencing April 1, 2003 and ending on March 31, 2023. (File No. CSU-L04-000-2003; CSU-L15-000-2003)

DEFERRED (See Following Motion To DEFER Which Was CARRIED)

Moved by Councillor Foster Seconded by Councillor Sutherland THAT Clause (j) of Report No. 67 be deferred and referred to the Commissioner of Operations in order to examine the possibility of a cancellation clause in favour of the City within the 20-year lease.

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(k) THAT Council endorse the continuation of the use of the land known as Part 1, Registered Plan BR 5695, in the City of Kingston, for the purpose of a community garden plot, and; THAT Council authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute a License Agreement between the City of Kingston as Landlord and the Elmwood & Sir John A. Macdonald Garden Community as Tenant, in a form that is satisfactory to the Director of Legal Services, for the lands known as Part 1, Registered Plan BR5695 in the City of Kingston for a period of five years, commencing June 15, 2003 and ending on June 14, 2008. (File No. CSU-L04-000-2003)

Councillor Pater withdrew from the meeting. (l) THAT a by-law be presented to provide for the temporary closure of a portion of Bagot Street from Barrie Street to

West Street in front of City Park on Wednesday, September 3, 2003 from 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm for community purposes (Queen’s Alma Mater Society Bigger & Better Event & Parade), subject to the following conditions: • That the applicant shall pay for the cost of advertising the temporary street closure as invoiced by the Council

Support Division. • That the applicant shall be responsible for the acquiring/renting, placing and removal of all barricades

necessary to fully close the roadway(s) affected and install advance signage to indicate the street closure and install detour signage.

• That the applicant shall agree to take out sufficient public liability property damage insurance in the amount of $2,000,000.00 to cover all risks. The policy shall be in a form and in an amount satisfactory to the City of Kingston and shall be kept in full force during the period of the proposed street closure. The City of Kingston shall be named as a party insured on the policy and the applicant shall provide the City of Kingston with a copy of the insurance policy.

(File No. CSU-T08-000-2003) (See By-Law No. (2), 2003-171)

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(m) THAT a by-law be presented to temporarily establish the following streets as one-way traffic patterns from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, with two-way traffic resuming at 5:01 pm, on Sunday, August 31, 2003 for community purposes (Queen’s Alma Mater Society Moving-In Day) as follows:

Collingwood Street from King Street to Union Street one-way northbound

Albert Street from Union Street to King Street one-way southbound

Queen’s Crescent from University Avenue to Collingwood Street one-way westbound

Stuart Street from University Avenue to Lower Albert Street one-way westbound subject to the following conditions: • That the applicant shall pay for the cost of advertising the temporary one-way street patterns as invoiced by

the Council Support Division. • That the applicant shall be responsible for the acquiring/renting, placing and removal of all barricades

necessary to fully change these streets to one-way and install signage to indicate the streets are one-way. • That the applicant shall agree to take out sufficient public liability property damage insurance in the amount of

$2,000,000.00 to cover all risks. The policy shall be in a form and in an amount satisfactory to the City of Kingston and shall be kept in full force during the period of the proposed street closure. The City of Kingston shall be named as a party insured on the policy and the applicant shall provide the City of Kingston with a copy of the insurance policy.


CARRIED (n) THAT a by-law be presented to grant permission to the Alma Mater Society of Queen’s University to temporarily close

a portion of University Avenue from Union Street to Stuart Street on Friday, September 5, 2003 from 4:00 am to 7:00 pm for community purposes (Queen’s Alma Mater Society Orientation Sidewalk Sale), subject to the following conditions: • That the applicant shall pay for the cost of advertising the temporary street closure as invoiced by the Council





CARRIED Councillor Pater returned to the meeting. REPORTS Report No. 67 of the Chief Administrative Officer (Consent) (o) THAT a by-law be presented to authorize temporary street closures and a temporary two-way traffic pattern on

Sunday, August 31, 2003 for community purposes (The Royal Visit) as follows:


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Street Closures: Ontario Street from Brock Street to Market Street from 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm Market Street from Ontario Street to King Street from 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm Two-Way Traffic Pattern: Clarence Street from Ontario Street to King Street from 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm One-way traffic pattern shall resume on Clarence Street from Ontario Street to King Street at 7:01 pm subject to the following conditions: • That the applicant (the Mayor’s Office) shall pay for the cost of advertising the temporary street closure as

invoiced by the Council Support Division. • That the applicant shall be responsible for the acquiring/renting, placing and removal of all barricades



Councillor Pater withdrew from the meeting. (p) THAT a by-law be presented to provide for the temporary closure of University Avenue between Union Street and

Stuart Street on Saturday, October 4, 2003 from 5:00 am to 6:00 pm for community purposes (Queen’s Alumni Sidewalk Sale), subject to the following conditions: • That the applicant shall pay for the cost of advertising the temporary street closure as invoiced by the Council





CARRIED REPORTS Report No. 67 of the Chief Administrative Officer (Consent) (q) THAT a by-law be presented to provide for the temporary closure of a portion of Aberdeen Street from Earl Street to

Johnson Street on Sunday, September 21, 2003 from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm for community purposes (Queen’s Alma Mater Society Road Hockey Tournament), subject to the following conditions:


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• That the applicant shall pay for the cost of advertising the temporary street closure as invoiced by the Council Support Division.

• That the applicant shall be responsible for the acquiring/renting, placing and removal of all barricades necessary to fully close the roadway(s) affected and install advance signage to indicate the street closure and install detour signage.



CARRIED Councillor Pater returned to the meeting. (r) THAT a by-law be presented to provide for the temporary closure of Market Street from Ontario Street to King Street

on Saturday, October 18, 2003 from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm for community purposes (Market’s Fall & Apple Festival), subject to the following conditions: • That the applicant (Licensing & By-Law) shall pay for the cost of advertising the temporary street closure as




(s) THAT a by-law be presented for three readings to provide for the temporary closure of Market Street from Ontario

Street to King Street on Saturday, August 16, 2003 from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm for community purposes (Kingston Historic Market Corn Festival), subject to the following conditions: • That the applicant (Licensing & By-Law) shall pay for the cost of advertising the temporary street closure as




REPORTS Report No. 67 of the Chief Administrative Officer (Consent) (t) THAT a by-law be presented for three readings to provide for the temporary closure of Ontario Street from Brock

Street to Johnson Street on Sunday, August 10, 2003 from 12:00 pm to 7:00 pm for community purposes (Easter Seal Waterfront Wonderland), subject to the following conditions:


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• That the applicant shall pay for the cost of advertising the temporary street closure as invoiced by the Council Support Division.

• That the applicant shall be responsible for the acquiring/renting, placing and removal of all barricades necessary to fully close the roadway(s) affected and install advance signage to indicate the street closure and install detour signage.



CARRIED (u) THAT a by-law be presented for three readings to provide for the temporary closure of Ontario Street between Brock

Street and Market Street on Saturday, July 19, 2003 from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm for community purposes (Taste of Kingston Outdoor Food Festival), subject to the following conditions: • That the applicant shall pay for the cost of advertising the temporary street closure as invoiced by the Council



• That the applicant shall agree to take out sufficient public liability property damage insurance in5 the amount of $2,000,000.00 to cover all risks. The policy shall be in a form and in an amount satisfactory to the City of Kingston and shall be kept in full force during the period of the proposed street closure. The City of Kingston shall be named as a party insured on the policy and the applicant shall provide the City of Kingston with a copy of the insurance policy.


REPORTS Report No. 67 of the Chief Administrative Officer (Consent) (v) WHEREAS Tamarack (Arbour Ridge) Corporation has submitted an application requesting that the “-H” Holding

Symbol be lifted from Phase 3 of the Arbour Ridge Subdivision, located in Part of Lots 12 and 13, Concession 2, and; WHEREAS the “-H” Holding Provisions were to remain in place until all applicable Municipal and agency requirements have been complied with and all necessary agreements have been executed, and;


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WHEREAS the owner has complied with the conditions for the removal of the “-H” Holding Symbol as follows: – All necessary agency clearance letters have been submitted to the municipality. – Confirmation of adequate sewage capacity to service the proposed subdivision has been received from Utilities

Kingston. – All municipal requirements are contained within the Subdivision Agreement and are shown on the approved

engineering plans. – The Subdivision Agreement has been executed by the owner and returned to the Municipality for registration,

together with the required final plans and financial security. – The owner has submitted for the municipality’s consideration the appropriate application for an amendment to

the Zoning By-Law to remove the “-H” Holding Symbol. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT Schedule “A” to Zoning By-Law No. 76-26 of the former Kingston Township , as amended, be further amended by removing the “-H” Symbol for the lands described as Part of Lots 12 and 13, Concession 2, located on the north and south sides of Tanner Drive and the north and south sides of Melrose Street, north of Bath Road, so as to rezone the subject lands from “R3-17-H” Modified Residential Type 3 Zone to Zone “R3-17” Modified Residential Type 3 Zone, which lands are shown as “Lands Subject to -H Removal” on Schedule “A” attached as Schedule Page 91;

–and further– BE IT RESOLVED THAT Schedule “A” to Zoning By-Law No. 76-26 of the former Kingston Township , as amended, be further amended by removing the “-H” Symbol for the lands described as Part of Lots 12 and 13, Concession 2, located on the north and south sides of Tanner Drive and the north and south sides of Melrose Street, north of Bath Road, so as to rezone the subject lands from “R2-26-H” Modified Residential Type 2 Zone to Zone “R2-26” Modified Residential Type 2 Zone, which lands are shown as “Lands Subject to -H Removal” on Schedule “A” attached as Schedule Page 91;

–and further– BE IT RESOLVED THAT Schedule “A” to Zoning By-Law No. 76-26 of the former Kingston Township , as amended, be further amended by removing the “-H” Symbol for the lands described as Part of Lots 12 and 13, Concession 2, located on the north and south sides of Tanner Drive and the north and south sides of Melrose Street, north of Bath Road, so as to rezone the subject lands from “R1-36-H” Modified Residential Type1 Zone to Zone “R1-36” Modified Residential Type 1 Zone, which lands are shown as “Lands Subject to -H Removal” on Schedule “A” attached as Schedule Page 91;

–and further– BE IT RESOLVED THAT the amending by-law be presented for three readings. (File No. CSU-D28-000-2003) (See By-Law No. (12), 2003-181)

REPORTS Report No. 67 of the Chief Administrative Officer (Consent) (w) WHEREAS Braebury Homes has submitted an application requesting that the “-H” Holding Symbol be lifted from the

Jennifer Court Subdivision located in Block 71, Registered Plan No. 13M-16, and; WHEREAS the “-H” Holding Provisions were to remain in place until all applicable municipal and agency requirements have been complied with and all necessary agreements have been executed, and; WHEREAS the owner has complied with the conditions for the removal of the “-H” Holding Symbol as follows:


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– All necessary agency clearance letters have been submitted to the municipality. – Confirmation of adequate sewage capacity to service the proposed subdivision has been received from Utilities

Kingston. – All Municipal requirements are contained within the Subdivision Agreement and Site Plan Control Agreement

and are shown on the approved engineering plans. – The Subdivision Agreement has been executed by the owner and retuned to the municipality for registration,

together with the required final plans and financial security. – Final approval for the Site Plan Control Agreement is pending. – The owner has submitted for the municipality’s consideration the appropriate application for an amendment to

the Zoning By-Law to remove the “-H” Holding Symbol. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT Schedule “A” to Zoning By-Law No. 97-102 of the Cataraqui North Neighbourhood, as amended, be further amended by removing the “-H” Symbol for the lands described as Block 71, Registered Plan 13M-16, located on the west side of Augusta Drive, north of Princess Street, so as to rezone the subject lands from “LDR-1-H” Low Density Residential Holding Zone to “LDR-1” Low Density Residential Zone, which lands are shown as “Lands Subject to -H Removal” on Schedule “A” attached as Schedule Page 101;

–and further– BE IT RESOLVED THAT the amending by-law be presented for three readings. (File No. CSU-D28-000-2003) (See By-Law No. (13), 2003-182)

(x) THAT a by-law be presented to Council to grant the Manager of Engineering the authority, on behalf of the City of

Kingston, to sign Federal Funding Agreements with Transport Canada for the financial contribution of up to 80% of the cost of railway safety improvements at grade crossings. (File No. CSU-C01-000-2003) (See By-Law No. (14), 2003-183)

CARRIED REPORTS Report No. 67 of the Chief Administrative Officer (Consent) (y) THAT a by-law be presented for three readings to amend By-Law No. 99-166 “A By-Law To Prohibit The Parking Or

Leaving Of Motor Vehicles On Private Property Without The Consent Of The Owner Or Occupant Of The Property, Or On Property Owned Or Occupied By The City Of Kingston Or Any Local Board Thereof, Without The Consent Of The City Of Kingston Or The Local Board” to appoint By-Law Enforcement Officers of Group 4 Falck Security (Denzil Stroud, Alan Pike, Denise Shier, Bryson Brown, Ben Coleman, Noreen Wright, Ken Soederhuysen) for the purpose of issuing parking violation tickets and to enforce the provisions of By-Law No. 99-166 on the property owned by the Frontenac Condominium Corporation #39, known as Sexton Place, including 870 to 900 Sexton Lane, 1022 to 1144 Craig Lane, and 776 to 869 Datzell Lane;


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–and further– THAT this be subject to the applicant entering into an agreement to indemnify and save harmless the City from all claims and actions that might arise, subject further to providing proof of sufficient insurance, in a form that is satisfactory to the City Solicitor. (File No. CSU-P01-003-2003) (See By-Law No. (15), 2003-184)

CARRIED (Councillors Garrison and Rogers OPPOSED)

(z) THAT a by-law be presented and given three readings to authorize the submission of an application to the Municipal

Economic Infrastructure Financing Authority (OMEIFA) for financing certain capital works. (File No. CSU-F11-000-2003) (See By-Law No. (16), 2003-185)

(aa) THAT the 2003 tax rates to raise $699,100.00 for the 2003 Operating Levy and Capital Levy requirements for the

Downtown Kingston Business Improvement Area be established as follows: Property Class 2003 Operating Levy Amount

to be Raised - $699,100.00 2003 Capital Levy Amount to

be Raised - $101,465.00 Commercial (includes Large Office, Shopping Centre, Parking Lot classes)

0.0031695 0.0006433

Commercial Excess Land and Commercial Vacant Land

0.0022187 0.0004503

Industrial 0.0050165 0.0010182 –and further–

THAT a special tax rate for 2003 to defray the costs of waste diversion to be levied on exempt institutional properties within the City of Kingston be established as follows:

Property Class Assessed Value Tax Rate Amount to be Raised Exempt - Institutional $825,359,970.00 0.0005963 $492,162.00

–and further– THAT a by-law to establish the 2003 Special Area Levies and Tax Rates be presented and given three readings. (File No. CSU-F22-000-2003) (See By-Law No. (17), 2003-186)

REPORTS Report No. 67 of the Chief Administrative Officer (Consent) (bb) WHEREAS By-Law Nos. 2003-155, 2003-159, 2003-160, 2003-161, 2003-162, 2003-163, 2003-165 and 2003-166

were passed by Council on June 17, 2003 and are likely to be invalid due to notices not being sent in accordance with Section 34(18) of the Planning Act, which provisions specify a maximum 15-day period from Council’s decision for Notice of Passing of the By-Laws to be given, and; WHEREAS By-Law Nos. 2003-103 and 2003-104 were passed by Council on May 6, 2003 and are likely to be invalid due to the Notices of Passing not being in compliance with Sections 17(24) and 34(19) of the Planning Act, which provisions establish an appeal period of 20 days whereas the circulated Notices provided a 30-day appeal period, and; WHEREAS maintaining the validity of the By-Laws is necessary, and;


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WHEREAS no additional public meetings are required because they were held previously in accordance with the provisions of the Planning Act; THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT By-Law Nos. 2003-155, 2003-159, 2003-160, 2003-161, 2003-162, 2003-163, 2003-165, 2003-166, 2003-103 and 2003-104 be repealed; and the following by-laws be adopted: • A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 76-26, ‘A By-Law To Regulate The Use Of Lands And The Character,

Location And Use Of Buildings And Structures In The Township Of Kingston’ (Rezone To Open Space 1 “OS1” Zone, Modified Mixed Use “MU1*1-H” Zone And Modified Low-Density Residential 1 Holding (LDR-1*2-H) Zone Of By-Law No. 97-102).

• A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 8499, Zoning By-Law For The Former City Of Kingston (Site Specific – 182 Nelson Street - Amend Provisions Of Modified ‘A.243’ Residential Zone).

• A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 97-102 Cataraqui North (Part Of Lot 14, Concession 1, Former Kingston Township)- Rezone To Modified Medium Density Residential Holding (‘MDR*1*H’) & (‘MDR*2-H’), Rezone To Low Density; Residential / Institutional Holding (‘LDR/I-H’) And Rezone To Open Space 1 Holding (‘OS1-H’) Zones.

• A By-Law To Amend Restricted Area By-Law No. 76-26 Of The Former Township Of Kingston (Site Specific - 860Norwest Road - Zone ‘R5-6’ Modified Residential Type 5 Zone).

• A By-Law To Amend The Official Plan Of The City Of Kingston Planning Area (Amendment No. 23 - Text Change -Site Specific Policies - 70 Johnson Street).

• A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 96-259 “Downtown And Harbour Zoning By-Law Of The Corporation Of The City Of Kingston” (Site Specific-70 Johnson Street- Zone “C1-21”, Modified Central Business System).

• A By-Law To Amend The Official Plan Of The Former Township Of Kingston (Amendment No. 7 - Map And Text Change - Site Specific Policies Kingston Norman Rogers Airport - 1114 Len Birchall Way).

• A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 76-26 Zoning By-Law For The Former Township Of Kingston - Site Specific Policies Kingston Norman Rogers Airport - 1114 Len Birchall Way).

• A By-Law To Amend The Official Plan For The Former Township Of Kingston Planning Area (Amendment No. 8 – To Re-Designate Portions Of The Property Located In Part Of Lots 12 And 13, Concession 3 From Residential To Commercial And Environmental Protection Area).

• A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 97-102 “Cataraqui North Zoning By-Law’’ (Former Kingston Township) (Part of Lots 12 and 13, Concession 3 - Rezone to Open Space 1 “OSI” Zone, Modified Mixed Use “MUI*l” Zone and Modified Low Density Residential Holding (LDR-1*2-H) Zone)

–and further– BE IT RESOLVED THAT the amending by-laws be presented to City Council for all three readings. (File No. CSU-C01-000-2003) (See By-Law No. (18), 2003-187 through By-Law No. (37), 2003-206)

REPORTS Report No. 67 of the Chief Administrative Officer (Consent) (cc) THAT a by-law to authorize the borrowing through the issuance of debentures for a five- to ten-year term, in the

amount of $6,730,721.00, towards the cost of certain capital projects, be presented and given three readings; –and further–

THAT a by-law to authorize the borrowing through the issuance of debentures for a 20-year term, in the amount of $8,269,279.00, towards the cost of certain capital projects, be presented and given three readings. (File No. CSU-F08-000-2003) (See By-Law No. (38), 2003-207; By-Law No. (39), 2003-208)


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(dd) WHEREAS Tamarack Corporation had requested an exemption from Part Lot Control for Lots 1 to 6 and 56 to 63, and Blocks 64 to 66 of Registered Plan 13M-23, and Lot 44 of Registered Plan 1975; such exemption being for the purpose of re-subdividing the lots to create lots for single and semi-detached dwelling units and the blocks for townhouse dwellings, and; WHEREAS Council passed By-Law No. 2003-74 on March 4, 2003, which was intended to implement that request but which inadvertently referred to Lots 56 and 63, rather than Lots 56 to 63, the result of which is that the by-law did not include Lots 57 to 62, Registered Plan 13M-23; THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT Council hereby enact as follows: • That Subsection (5) of Section 50 of the Planning Act RSO 1990, as amended, does not apply to Lots 57 to 62,

Registered Plan 13M-23. This exemption from Part Lot Control shall be for the purpose of the severing of single and semi-detached dwellings on Lots 57 to 62 of Registered Plan 13M-23, and shall not apply for any other purpose.

• That this by-law shall come into force and take effect on the date of its passing. –and further–

BE IT RESOLVED THAT the by-law receive three readings. (File No. CSU-D27-000-2003) (See By-Law No. (179), 2003-348)

CARRIED

* * * * * * * * * * * * REPORTS Report No. 68 of the Chief Administrative Officer (Recommend) Moved by Councillor Stoparczyk Seconded by Councillor Foster THAT Report No. 68 of the Chief Administrative Officer (Recommend) be received and adopted, clause by clause.

Report No. 68 To the Mayor and Members of Council: The Chief Administrative Officer reports and recommends as follows:


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1. WHEREAS the City of Kingston has duly advised the County of Frontenac of its interest and intent in renegotiating the terms of the Local Services Realignment (LSR) Agreement, including, but not limited to, the apportionment of costs for a period of time commencing January 1, 2004, and; WHEREAS City staff has analyzed the current Local Services Realignment agreement and noted significant inequities in the current methodologies of apportioning costs, and; WHEREAS staff has carried out municipal benchmarking research and analyzed the available cost sharing methodologies to assess more viable cost sharing options; THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT senior staff and the City’s Rural Urban Liaison Affairs Committee (RULAC) members enter into negotiations with the County of Frontenac for a new cost-sharing agreement and recommend the utilization of weighted assessment to apportion net costs for Social Housing, Land Ambulance, Social Services, and Provincial Offences (POA);

–and further– THAT, if agreement cannot be reached with the County of Frontenac on this issue, staff be authorized to take the necessary steps to proceed with arbitration. (File No. CSU-L04-000-2003)

CARRIED 2. THAT a Capital Budget amendment be approved in the amount of $125,000.00 for the purposes of completing a

Development Charges (DC) background study for a Development Charges by-law and a concurrent study to examine recovery of growth-related water/sewer expenditures for an Impost Fee by-law, with funding in the amount of $94,500.00 from Development Charges Reserve Funds, $20,000.00 from the Impost Fees Reserve Fund, and $10,500.00 from the Municipal Capital Reserve Fund;

–and further– THAT C. N. Watson and Associates Ltd. be awarded the engagement to complete the works for the price of $142,075.00 plus GST and that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to enter into a contract satisfactory to the Director of Legal Services;

–and further– THAT Council appoint two members of Council to the Steering Committee to oversee the background review project. (File No. CSU-F05-000-2003; CSU-F18-000-2003; CSU-C12-000-2003) (See Miscellaneous Business Item No. (4)

CARRIED REPORTS Report No. 68 of the Chief Administrative Officer (Recommend) 3. THAT a by-law entitled “A By-Law To Regulate Traffic”, being a by-law to harmonize traffic by-laws in the City of

Kingston, be presented, it being understood that this new harmonized Traffic By-Law will take effect on the day that it receives third reading and is passed;

–and further– THAT By-Law No. 24 “A By-Law For Regulating Traffic In The Highways Of The City Of Kingston, Subject To The Provisions Of The Highway Traffic Act” (Former City of Kingston) be amended by deleting the provisions that deal with traffic matters, it being understood that this amending by-law will come into effect on the same day that the new harmonized Traffic By-Law receives third reading and is passed;

–and further– THAT By-Law No. 2-1994 “A By-Law To Regulate The Use Of And Traffic, Parking And Stopping On Highways And Bridges Under The Jurisdiction Of The Council Of The Corporation Of The County Of Frontenac, And The Parking Lot The Rear Of The Frontenac County Court House, Pursuant To The Municipal Act, RSO 1990, Chapter M45, As


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Amended” be amended by deleting the provisions that deal with traffic matters, it being understood that this amending by-law will come into effect on the same day that the new harmonized Traffic By-Law receives third reading and is passed;

–and further– THAT the following 89 by-laws that deal with traffic matters be repealed, it being understood that the repealing by-laws will come into effect on the same day that the new harmonized Traffic By-Law receives third reading and is passed: – By-Law No. 3182 “A By-Law To Authorize Higher or Lower Speed Limits On Certain Streets In The City of

Kingston”, repeal as it relates to speed. – By-Law No. 2001-68 “A By-Law To Designate School Zones And To Prescribe Maximum Speed Limits Within

Them” (City of Kingston) – By-Law No. 99-279 “A By-Law To Prescribe The Rate Of Speed On Streets Located In The Geographic Areas

Known As The Former Township Of Kingston And The Former Township Of Pittsburgh”, repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 418 “A By-Law To Set A Speed Limit On All Roads Within The Township Of Kingston”, repeal as it relates to speed

– By-Law No. 1033 “A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction Of The Speed Limit Within The Township Kingston To Thirty-Five Miles Per Hour”, repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 68-32 “A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction Of The Speed Limit On A Portion Of The Woodbine Road From The South Limit Of Highway No. 2 Thirty-Five Hundred Feet Westerly To Thirty-Five Miles Per Hour” (former Kingston Township), repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 73-24 “A By-Law To Authorize With The Approval Of The Ministry Of Transportation And Communications (Formerly Department Of Transportation) The Reduction Of The Speed Limit On Sunnyside Road In The Township Of Kingston From Fifty Miles Per Hour To Forty Miles Per Hour”, repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 75-45 “Being A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction Of The Speed Limit On Woodbine Road From Collins Bay Road Westerly To The Intersection Of Woodbine Road And Westbrook Road And On The Westbrook Road From Woodbine Road Northerly To The Intersection Of Westbrook Road And Highway No. 2 In The Township Of Kingston From 50 Miles Per Hour To 35 Miles Per Hour”, repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 79-7 “Being A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction Of The Speed Limit On Woodbine Road From Collins Bay Road Westerly To The Intersection Of Woodbine Road And Westbrook Road And To Amend By-Law 75-45”(former Kingston Township), repeal as it relates to speed.

REPORTS Report No. 68 of the Chief Administrative Officer (Recommend)

– By-Law No. 82-13 “A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction Of The Speed Limit On Bayridge Drive And Taylor Boulevard In The Township Of Kingston To 50 Kilometers Per Hour”, repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 83-75 “A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction Of The Speed Limit On A Portion Of Woodbine Road In The Township Of Kingston To 50 Kilometres Per Hour”, repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 84-39 “A By-Law To Establish A Rate Of Speed On Patterson Road Between County Road II (Battersea Road) And The Seventh Concession Road” (former Township of Kingston), repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 19-85 “Being A By-Law Increase Or Decrease The Speed Of Motor Vehicles From Statutory Speed Limits Sept, 1985” (former Township of Pittsburgh), repeal as it relates to speed limits.

– By-Law No. 85-27 “A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction Of The Speed Limit On A Portion Of Hudson Drive In The Township Of Kingston To 40 Kilometres Per Hour”, repeal as it relates to speed.


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– By-Law No. 85-52 “A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction Of The Speed Limit On A Portion Of Woodbine Road In The Township Of Kingston To 50 Kilometers Per Hour”, repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 86-9 “A By-Law To Authorize The Speed Limit On River Ridge Drive In The Township Of Kingston To 50 Kilometres Per Hour”, repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 87-48 “A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction Of The Speed Limit On Norwest Road In The Township Of Kingston To 50 Kilometres Per Hour”, repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 88-10 “A By-Law To Create A Reduced Speed Zone On Welborne Avenue In The Vicinity Of Welborne Public School” (former Kingston Township), repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 88-192 “A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction Of The Speed Limit On Cordukes Road In The Township Of Kingston To 60 Kilometres Per Hour”, repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 88-227 “A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction Of The Speed Limit On The Fourth Concession Road To 60 Kilometres Per Hour” (former Kingston Township), repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 92-102 “A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction Of Speed Limit On Rosedale Drive, Arne Crescent, Shepherd Drive and Highland Heights Road In The Township Of Kingston To 50 Kilometres Per Hour”, repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 93-130 “A By-Law To Authorize A Reduction Of The Speed Limit On Coverdale Drive In The Township Of Kingston To 50 KM Per Hour”, repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 93-186 “A By-Law To Authorize A Reduction In The Speed Limit On Bur Creek Road From Sydenham Road To Jackson Mills Road In The Township Of Kingston To 50 KM Per Hour”, repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 93-188 “A By-Law To Authorize A Reduction In The Speed Limit On Gardiners Road In The Township Of Kingston To 60 KM Per Hour, Between Princess Street (Kings Highway # 2) And A Point 205 Metres North Of Cataraqui Woods Drive And To 70 KM Per Hour Between Creekford Road/Centennial Drive And A Point 205 Metres North Of Cataraqui Woods Drive”, repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 94-85 “A By-Law To Authorize A Reduction In The Speed Limit On Ridley Drive, Old Colony Road And Milford Drive” (former Township of Kingston), repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 96-39 “A By-Law To Authorize A Reduction In The Speed Limit On Truedell Road, A Section Of Hudson Drive From Approximately 100 Metres North Of Development Drive To Bayridge Drive And A Section Of Pembridge Crescent Between A Point Approximately 200 Metres East And 225 Metres West Of The Southern Intersection With Milford Drive” (former Township of Kingston), repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 96-108 “A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction In The Speed Limit On Westbrook Road Between The Creekford Road And Princess Street” (former Township of Kingston), repeal as it relates to speed.


– By-Law No. 96-117 “A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction In The Speed Limit On Appledown Drive Between Ridley Drive And The South Leg Of Braeside Crescent” (former Township of Kingston), repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 97-67 “A By-Law To Prescribe The Rate Of Speed On Maple Lawn Drive” (former Township of Kingston), repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 97-72 “A By-Law To Prescribe The Maximum Rate Of Speed For Motor Vehicles Driven On Leeman Road From Unity Road – Elginburg (County Road 3) To Spooner Road East, And On Spooner Road East From Leeman Road To Division Street (County Road 10)”(former Township of Kingston), repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 1940-4-40 “A By-Law To Restrict The Speed Of Vehicles On Certain Roads In The Township Of Pittsburgh”, repeal as it relates to speed.


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– By-Law No. 6-1945 “A By-Law To Restrict The Speed Of Vehicles On Certain Roads In The Township Of Pittsburgh”, repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 24-84 “A By-Law Restricting The Speed Of Motor Vehicles” (former Township of Pittsburgh), repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 36-85 “A By-Law Increasing Or Decreasing The Speed Of Motor Vehicles From Statutory Speed Limits” (former Township Of Pittsburgh), repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 42-87 “Being A By-Law For Increasing Or Decreasing The Speed Of Motor Vehicles From Statutory Speed Limits” (former Township Of Pittsburgh), repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 15-95 “Being A By-Law To Restrict The Speed Of Motor Vehicles In The Village Of Barriefield” (former Township of Pittsburgh), repeal as it relates to speed.

– By-Law No. 20-1997 “A By-Law To Authorize The County Engineer To Approve Traffic Control Signals Systems And Traffic Control Signals Used In Conjunction with A Traffic Control System” (former County of Frontenac), repeal as it relates to traffic control signal systems.

– By-Law No. 468 “A By-Law To Designate Certain Streets In The Township Of Kingston Through Streets”, repeal as it relates to through highways.

– By-Law No. 1065 “A By-Law To Designate Henderson Boulevard In LaSalle Park Subdivision In The Township Of Kingston A Through Street”, repeal as it relates to through highways.

– By-Law No. 73-26 “A By-Law To Designate Roosevelt Drive In The Township Of Kingston A Through Highway At Its Intersection With Acron Street”, repeal as it relates to through highways.

– By-Law No. 78-38 “Providing For The Designation Of Through Highways In The Township Of Kingston”, repeal as it relates to through highways.

– By-Law No. 93-131 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law #78-38 Providing For The Designation Of Through Highways In The Township Of Kingston”, repeal as it relates to through highways.

– By-Law No. 93-187 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law # 78-38 Providing For The Designation Of Through Highways In The Township Of Kingston”, repeal as it relates to through highways.

– By-Law No. 18-1957 “A By-Law Designating Through Highways” (former Township of Kingston), repeal as it relates to through highways.

– By-Law No. 908-B “A By-Law To Confirm By-Law No. 18-1957 Of The Township Of Pittsburgh, A By-Law To Make The Road Known As The Joyceville Sideroad In The Township Of Pittsburgh Between Lots 18 & 19 From Highway No. 401 To Highway No. 2 A Through Highway”, repeal as it relates to through highways.

– By-Law No. 86-42 “A By-Law To Regulate The Movement Of Traffic On Highways In The Township Of Kingston”, repeal as it relates to yield right-of way.


– By-Law No. 20-1966 “A By-Law Providing For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersections” (former Pittsburgh Township), repeal as it relates to stop signs.

– By-Law No. 70-4 “A By-Law To Provide For The Erection Of Stop Signs At The Intersection Of Castell Street And McEwen Drive, In The Township Of Kingston For The Purpose Creating A Four Way Stop Intersection”, repeal as it relates to all-way stop.

– By-Law No. 77-31 “Providing For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersections” (former Township of Kingston), repeal as it relates to stop signs.




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– By-Law No. 92-58 “A By-Law To Provide For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersections” (former Township of Kingston), repeal as it relates to stop signs.

– By-Law No. 94-86 “A By-Law To Provide For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Certain Intersections” (former Township of Kingston), repeal as it relates to all-way stops.

– By-Law No. 96-40 “A By-Law To Provide For The Erection Of Stop Signs At The Southern Intersection Of Pembridge Crescent and Milford Drive” (former Township of Kingston), repeal as it relates to all-way stops.

– By-Law No. 96-109 “A By-Law To Provide For The Erection Of Stop Signs At The Intersection Of Westbrook Road and Creekford Road, Westbrook Road and Heath Street, And Westbrook Road And Sproule Street” (former Township of Kingston), repeal as it relates to all-way stops.

– By-Law No. 98-289 “A By-Law To Amend By-law No 90-77 Of The Former Township Of Kingston “Traffic”, (New Stop Signs: Keenan Drive And Woodside Drive; Cataraqui Woods Drive, Birchwood Drive And Cedarwood Drive)”, repeal as it relates to stop signs.

– By-Law No. 24-79 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection Barriefield (July 3)”, repeal as it relates to stop signs.

– By-Law No. 25-80 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection (June 3/80)”, repeal as it relates to stop signs.

– By-Law No. 25-85 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection” (former Pittsburgh Township), repeal as it relates to stop signs.

– By-Law No. 31-85 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection November 4, 1985” (former Pittsburgh Township), repeal as it relates to stop signs.

– By-Law No. 29-86 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection Point St Mark, (August 18, 1986)” (former Pittsburgh Township), repeal as it relates to stop signs.

– By-Law No. 33-86 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection Township Road & Gore Road (October 6, 1986)” (former Pittsburgh Township), repeal as it relates to stop signs.

– By-Law No. 4-87 “A By-Law Providing For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersections” (former Township of Pittsburgh), repeal as it relates to stop signs.

– By-Law No. 64-87 “By-Law No. 64-87 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection Caughey’s Road” (former Pittsburgh Township), repeal as it relates to stop signs.

– By-Law No. 15-88 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection McAlpine Road” (former Pittsburgh Township), repeal as it relates to stop signs.


– By-Law No. 43-88 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection Rideau Town Centre” (former Pittsburgh Township), repeal as it relates to stop signs.

– By-Law No. 57-89 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection Haggerty’s Side Road & Rideau Marina Entrance” (former Pittsburgh Township), repeal as it relates to stop signs.

– By-Law No. 21-90 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection Medley Court” (former Pittsburgh Township), repeal as it relates to stop signs.

– By-Law No. 41-91 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection Sand Gully Road” (former Pittsburgh Township), repeal as it relates to stop signs.

– By-Law No. 36-92 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection (July 13, 1992” (former Pittsburgh Township), repeal as it relates to stop signs.

– By-Law No. 34-94 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At The Corner Of Church Lane & Brewer’s Mills Road & Pine Grove Road” (former Pittsburgh Township), repeal as it relates to stop signs.


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– By-Law No. 6-96 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Various Intersections” (former Pittsburgh Township), repeal as it relates to stop signs.

– By-Law No. 54-97 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Various Intersections” (former Pittsburgh Township), repeal as it relates to stop signs.

– By-Law No. 95-89 “A By-Law To Designate Certain Portions Of Lincoln Drive For One Way Traffic” (former Township of Kingston), repeal as it relates to one-way traffic.

– By-Law No. 91-142 “A By-Law To Authorize The Designation Of Hillview Road From Kings Highway # 33 To Centre Street As A One-Way Street” (former Township of Kingston), repeal as it relates to one-way streets.

– By-Law No. 18-94 “Being A By-Law For The Designation Of A Portion Of Main Street In Barriefield For One-Way Traffic” (former Township of Pittsburgh), repeal as it relates to one-way traffic.

– By-Law No. 17-79 “A By-Law To Designate One Way Streets” (former Township of Pittsburgh), repeal as it relates to one-way streets.

– By-Law No. 77-5 “A By-Law For Regulating Traffic On Development Drive And Golden Mile In The Township Of Kingston Subject To The Provisions Of The Highway Traffic Act, RSO, 1970, Chapter 202 And Amendments Thereto”, repeal as it relates to left turn restrictions.

– By-Law No. 75-37 “Prohibited Heavy Traffic” (former Township of Kingston), repeal as it relates to heavy traffic. – By-Law No. 7-82 “Reduce Loads On Highways (March 1, 1982” (former Township of Pittsburgh), repeal as it

relates to reduced loads. – By-Law No. 82-24 “A By-Law To Provide For Reduced Load Restrictions On Township Roads” (former

Township of Kingston”, repeal as it relates to reduced loads. – By-Law No. 84-22 “Being A By-Law To Prohibit Heavy Truck Traffic On Woodbine Road From Collins Bay

Road To Bayridge Drive In the Township Of Kingston, In The County Of Frontenac”, repeal as it relates to heavy traffic.

– By-Law No. 85-21 “A By-Law To Designate A Reduced Load Period On Certain Township Roads”, repeal as it relates to reduced loads.

– By-Law No 88-167 “A By-Law Prohibiting Heavy Traffic On Cordukes Road” (former Township of Kingston), repeal as it relates to heavy traffic.

– By-Law No. 90-34 “Prohibiting Heavy Traffic On Certain Highways” (former Township of Kingston), repeal as it relates to heavy traffic.


– By-Law No. 90-50 “A By-Law To Amend By-Laws 75-37, 84-22 And 90-34 Being By-Laws Prohibiting Heavy Traffic On Certain Highways” (former Township of Kingston), repeal as it relates to heavy traffic.

– By-Law No. 93-82 “Prohibit Heavy Traffic On Certain Highways” (former Township of Kingston), repeal as it relates to heavy traffic.

– By-Law No. 8-1928 “A By-Law To Govern The Weight Of Loads Carried By Trucks On The Township Roads” (former Township of Pittsburgh), repeal as it relates to heavy traffic.

(File No. CSU-C01-000-2003; CSU-T08-000-2003) (See By-Law Nos. (40), 2003-209 through (131), 2003-300)

CARRIED Councillor Rogers withdrew from the meeting. Council agreed to separate the clause.


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4. THAT a by-law entitled “A By-Law To Regulate Animals”, being a by-law to harmonize the existing by-laws in the City

of Kingston that deal with animals issues, be presented, it being understood that this new harmonized Animal By-Law will take effect on the day that it receives third reading and is passed;

–and further– THAT only two cats and two dogs be permitted in an apartment building that has six or more units;

CARRIED AS AMENDED (See Following Motion to AMEND Which Was CARRIED)

(See Following Motion to AMEND Which Was LOST) (See Following Motion Which Was DEFERRED)

–and further–

THAT the following 42 by-laws that deal with animal matters be repealed, it being understood that the repealing by-laws will come into effect on the same day that the new harmonized Animal By-Law receives third reading: – By-Law No. 2551 “A By-Law To Regulate The Keeping Of Domestic Fowl And Pigeons Within The City Of

Kingston” (Former City Of Kingston). – By-Law No. 4425 “A By-Law To Prohibit The Keeping Of Swine Within The City Of Kingston” (Former City Of

Kingston). – By-Law No. 4649 “A By-Law To Regulate The Keeping Of Certain Animals In The City Of Kingston” (Former

City Of Kingston). – By-Law No. 8 “A By-Law To Provide For The Licensing And Regulation Of Dogs And Cats And For The Control

Of Animals Suspected Of Having Rabies” (Former City Of Kingston). – By-Law No. 90-220 “A By-Law To Prohibit And Regulate The Carrying Or Displaying Of A Snake In Any Public

Street Or Public Place In The City Of Kingston” (Former City Of Kingston). – By-Law No. 94-229 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 8 Of The Former City Of Kingston”. – By-Law No. 99-140 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 8 Of The Former City Of Kingston”. – By-Law No 79-75 “A By-Law To License Dogs And To Repeal By-Law Nos. 982, 1102, 67-13 And 75-1”

(Former Kingston Township). – By-Law No. 1921-102 “A By-Law To Regulate The Running At-Large Of Dogs” (Former Kingston Township). – By-Law No. 1922-113 “A By-Law To Regulate The Running At-Large Of Dogs” (Former Kingston Township). – By-Law No. 1923-129 “A By-Law To Regulate The Running At-Large Of Dogs” (Former Kingston Township).


– By-Law No. 1924-155 “A By-Law To Regulate The Running At-Large Of Dogs” (Former Kingston Township). – By-Law No. 1928-225 “A By-Law Preventing The Spread Of Rabies By Dogs” (Former Kingston Township). – By-Law No. 1944-465 “A By-Law To Appoint Inspectors Of Sheep Or Livestock Killed Or Injured By Dogs And

To Fix Remuneration For The Said Inspectors” (Former Kingston Township). – By-Law No. 1944-491 “A By-Law For The Licensing And Regulations Of Dogs” (Former Kingston Township). – By-Law No. 1951-640 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 491” (Former Kingston Township). – By-Law No. 1959-880 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 847” (Former Kingston Township). – By-Law No. 1959-890 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 880” (Former Kingston Township). – By-Law No. 1965-1102 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 982” (Former Kingston Township). – By-Law No. 67-13 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 982” (Former Kingston Township). – By-Law No. 79-75 “A By-Law To License Dogs” (Former Kingston Township). – By-Law No. 79-82 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 79-75” (Former Kingston Township). – By-Law No. 82-25 “A By-Law To Prohibit The Being At-Large And Trespassing On Highways Within The Limits

Of The Township Of Kingston Of Animals Other Than Dogs” (Former Kingston Township). – By-Law No. 83-17 “A By-Law To Regulate, Restrict Or Prohibit The Keeping Of Certain Animals Within Defined

Areas” (Former Kingston Township). – By-Law No. 84-13 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 79-75” (Former Kingston Township).


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– By-Law No. 85-57 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 82-25 And To Prohibit The Being At-Large And Trespassing On Any Municipal Property Of Animals Other Than Dogs And Cats” (Former Kingston Township).

– By-Law No. 88-106 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 79-75” (Former Kingston Township). – By-Law No. 92-54 “A By-Law Requiring The Removal Of Dog Excrement” (Former Kingston Township). – By-Law No. 95-54 “A By-Law To Prohibit The Being-At-Large And Trespassing Of Any Animal, Excluding Dogs

Within The Township Of Pittsburgh” (Former Kingston Township). – By-Law No. 95-81 “A By-Law To Authorize The Execution Of A Contract With The Kingston Humane Society

For Pound Services For The Township Of Kingston” (Former Kingston Township). – By-Law No. 96-56 “A By-Law To Authorize The Execution Of A Contract With The Kingston Humane Society

For Pound Services For The Township Of Kingston” (Former Kingston Township). – By-Law No. 11-54 “A By-Law To Appoint A Pound Keeper For The Township Of Pittsburgh” (Former Pittsburgh

Township). – By-Law No. 19-94 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 25-93” (Former Pittsburgh Township). – By-Law No. 25-93 “A By-Law To Regulate Dog Licensing And Dogs Running At-Large” (Former Pittsburgh

Township). – By-Law No. 4-48 “A By-Law For The Licensing And Requiring The Registration Of Dogs In The Township Of

Pittsburgh” (Former Pittsburgh Township). – By-Law No. 5-28 “A By-Law To Prohibit Dogs Being At-Large In The Township Of Pittsburgh” (Former

Pittsburgh Township). – By-Law No. 5-48 “A By-Law For Prohibiting And Regulating The Running At-Large Of Dogs In The Township

Of Pittsburgh” (Former Pittsburgh Township). – By-Law No. 7-39 “A By-Law To Levy An Annual Dog Tax” (Former Pittsburgh Township). – By-Law No. 8-41 “A By-Law For The Licensing And Requiring The Registration Of Dogs In The Township Of

Pittsburgh” (Former Pittsburgh Township). – By-Law No. 9-48 “A By-Law To Regulate The Keeping Of Swine In The Hamlet Of Barriefield” (Former

Pittsburgh Township). (File No. CSU-C01-000-2003; CSU-P14-000-2003) (See By-Law No. (132), 2003-301 through By-Law No. (172), 2003-341)

DEFERRED (See Following Motion to DEFER Which Was CARRIED)


Moved by Councillor Sutherland Seconded by Councillor Pater THAT Clause (4) of Report No. 68 be amended to read “That only two cats and two dogs be permitted in an apartment building that has six or more units”.

CARRIED (6:4) (See Recorded Vote)

(Councillor Clements OPPOSED)

A Recorded Vote was requested by Councillor Meers and commenced with same. YEAS: Mayor Turner, Councillor Beavis, Councillor Clements, Councillor George, Councillor Stoparczyk,

Councillor Sutherland (6) NAYS: Councillor Foster, Councillor Garrison, Councillor Meers, Councillor Pater (4) ABSENT: Councillor Campbell, Councillor Downes, Councillor Rogers (3)

Moved by Councillor Meers Seconded by Councillor Garrison


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THAT Kingston City Council petition the Ontario Government to repeal those laws allowing pet ownership under the Landlord & Tenant Act.

LOST

Moved by Councillor Stoparczyk Seconded by Councillor Beavis THAT Clause (4) of Report No. 68 be deferred in order to allow staff to prepare a supplemental report on various definitions within the proposed by-law that deal with birds (parrots, budgies, etc.), exotic animals, venomous snakes, tarantulas, scorpions, and small caged animals; licensing fees and revenues; cat registration; regulations for breeders (in consultation with the kennel clubs), and; THAT staff contact other municipalities to investigage their regulations concerning cats in single-family homes.

CARRIED

* * * * * * * * * * * * Councillor Rogers returned to the meeting. REPORTS Report No. 69 of The Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee (LACAC) Moved by Councillor Rogers Seconded by Councillor Meers THAT Report No. 69 of The Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee be received and adopted, clause by clause.

Report No. 69 To the Mayor and Members of Council: The Kingston Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee (LACAC) reports and recommends as follows: 1. THAT Application P18-037-28-03 for property located at 3303 Sandhill Rd, Seeley’s Bay, requesting approval for

repairs to the deck and demolition of the outbuilding, BE APPROVED, with the understanding that drawings for a garage will be provided for consideration at a future meeting;

–and further– THAT the request for approval for replacement of windows, and repairs to the doors, porch and roof BE APPROVED, with the following conditions: – Retain wooden windows on the front façade with the understanding that replacement of windows other than

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– Repair, refurbish or replicate the front door, with the understanding that replacement of doors other than the front door may be metal.

– Repair the front porch with similar architectural detailing as the present porch. – Replace roofing with low profile grey or black metal.

CARRIED 2. THAT Application P18-215-24-03 for property located at 300 King Street and known as the Ontario Bank Building,

requesting approval to extend the existing parapet of the Ontario Bank Building, BE APPROVED in accordance with drawings by Alexander Architects Inc., dated July 7, 2003, to illustrate: – Raising the parapet with brick and pattern of existing parapet to be continued on the extension. – Removing the fire escape on Clarence Street.

–and further– THAT a proposed balcony and sunken terrace, and an “Avenue of the Arts” to Clarence Street, together with the concepts of an interior courtyard and connecting walkways, BE ENDORSED.

CARRIED 3. THAT, further to the approval of Application P18-50-02 for property located at 221 Green Bay Road, a request to

install a retaining wall BE APPROVED, in accordance with drawings dated July 7, 2003. CARRIED

REPORTS Report No. 69 of The Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee (LACAC) Councillor Pater withdrew from the meeting. 4. THAT Application P18-063-25-03 for property located at 162 Barrie Street known as the Grad Club, requesting

approval to construct an outdoor patio, BE APPROVED, in accordance with a sketch by Hughes Downey Architects dated May 2, 2003.

CARRIED Councillor Pater returned to the meeting. 5. THAT, further to the approval of application P18-55-02, December 2002, for property located at 416B Regent Street, a

request to build a porch BE APPROVED, in accordance with drawings dated March 28, 2003. CARRIED

6. THAT, further to the approval of Phase III of Application P18-82-00 for St. George’s Cathedral located at the corner of

King Street East and Johnston Street, a request for approval for the replacement of limestone treads with granite on the King Street main entrance steps BE APPROVED, in accordance with correspondence from Andre Scheinman, Heritage Preservation Consultant, dated July 2, 2003.


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CARRIED

* * * * * * * * * * * * COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE 1. Moved by Councillor Stoparczyk

Seconded by Councillor Sutherland THAT Council resolve itself into the Committee of the Whole to consider the agenda.

CARRIED 2. Moved by Councillor Beavis

Seconded by Councillor George THAT Council rise from the Committee of the Whole and the Chairman report.

CARRIED COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Mayor Turner reported the following action taken in the Committee of the Whole: (a) Proposal to Dedicate & Rename a Portion of the Marine Museum Parkette as “Navy Memorial Park” (03-217)

Moved by Councillor Pater Seconded by Councillor Stoparczyk THAT Council approve the renaming and dedication of the lands known as the Marine Museum Parkette, as set out in Appendix No. 1, to Navy Memorial Park, and; THAT a by-law be presented to Council to amend By-Law No. 99-91 “A By-Law To Provide For The Regulation Use Of Parks And Recreation Facilities Of The Corporation” to rename and designate the Marine Museum Park to Navy Memorial Park, and; THAT Council approve in principle partnership initiatives with the Women’s Royal Canadian Naval Service, The Navy Veterans, and the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes to make improvements to the proposed Navy Memorial Park, which shall be done in consultation with the Downtown Action Plan. (File No. CSU-R04-000-2003) (See By-Law No. (173), 2003-342)

CARRIED (11:0) (See Recorded Vote)

A Recorded Vote was requested by Councillor Garrison and commenced with same.


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YEAS: Mayor Turner, Councillor Beavis, Councillor Clements, Councillor Foster, Councillor Garrison, Councillor George, Councillor Meers, Councillor Pater, Councillor Rogers, Councillor Stoparczyk, Councillor Sutherland (11)

NAYS: (0) ABSENT: Councillor Campbell, Councillor Downes (2)

(b) Social Services Intake Screening Inefficiencies (03-198)

Moved by Councillor Beavis Seconded by Councillor George THAT Council confirm its on-going concerns related to the current remote Social Services Intake Screening Model and the detriment this model is having on the City’s ability to develop and maintain an integrated local social service network;

–and further– THAT Council confirm its support of the Commissioner of Community Services’ letter of May 20, 2003 to the Regional Director, Ministry of Community, Family & Children’s Services (Appendix B of Report No. 03-198) outlining these concerns and calling upon the province to re-evaluate this Intake Screening model and re-assign the screening function to local Ontario Works delivery agents to permit the full integration of social service delivery within communities. (File No. CSU-S04-000-2003)

CARRIED COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE 3. Moved by Councillor Clements

Seconded by Councillor Pater THAT the report of the Committee of the Whole be adopted, approved and confirmed.

CARRIED

* * * * * * * * * * * * INFORMATION REPORTS 1. Status of the Development of the City’s Accessibility Plan (03-213)

The purpose of this report is to provide Council with an update on the status of the work on the City’s Accessibility Plan. (File No. CSU-S14-000-2003)

2. Airport Revenues - Air Canada Jazz (03-111)

The purpose of this report is to provide Council with information on the Air Canada Jazz scheduled service and its impact to revenues at the Norman Rogers Airport. (File No. CSU-T11-000-2003)

3. Wellington Street Municipal Class Environmental Assessment - Precursor Report (03-192)


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The purpose of this report is to advise Council of the findings of the precursor study completed by Cumming Cockburn Limited for the Wellington Street Extension Municipal Class Environmental Assessment. (File No. CSU-T05-000-2003)

4. 2002 Year End Capital Summary Report (UK23-03-C)

The purpose of this report is to provide Council with more pertinent information regarding the capital spending activities of Utilities Kingston through Summary Reports for Gas, Sewer, Water, and Electricity. (File No. CSU-F05-000-2003)

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MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS (1) Moved by Councillor Stoparczyk

Seconded by Councillor Meers THAT Council proclaim the week of August 25 to September 1, 2003 as “Military Communications & Electronics Centennial Celebration Week”. (File No. CSU-M10-000-2003)

CARRIED MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS (2) Moved by Councillor Beavis

Seconded by Councillor Pater THAT Councillors Foster, Clements, Garrison, Pater, and Beavis be appointed to sit on the following five review committees for the 2003 Healthy Community Fund: Our Culture, Our Young People, Our Neighbourhoods, Our Volunteers, Our Elders. (File No. CSU-C12-000-2003) (See Report No. 03-107; Clause (d), Report No. 67)

CARRIED (3) Moved by Councillor Stoparczyk

Seconded by Councillor George THAT Councillors Beavis and George be appointed to the Development Charges Background Review Steering Committee. (File No. CSU-C12-000-2003) (See Report No. 03-149; Clause (2), Report No. 68)

CARRIED

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Note: This motion was deferred at Council Meeting No. 19, held June 24, 2003, in order that Councillor Meers would be present. Councillor Meers advised that the issue had been dealt with and requested that the motion be withdrawn. (1) Moved by Councillor Meers

Seconded by Councillor Garrison THAT staff report to Council in four weeks as to the conversion of intersections along Drennan Street between Wiley Street and Montreal Street be converted from yield sign intersections to 2-way or 4-way stops. (File No. CSU-T07-000-2003)

WITHDRAWN (2) Moved by Councillor Beavis

Seconded by Councillor Clements WHEREAS on Friday, June 27, 2003, approximately 35 Diplomats were in Kingston and donated dolls to Mayor Isabel Turner at the Isabel Turner Branch Library, and; WHEREAS policies for the use, display and storage of the dolls are required: THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT the International Doll Collection donated to Mayor Turner and the City of Kingston be officially catalogued, housed and displayed as part of the services and responsibilities of the Kingston Frontenac Public Library. (File No. CSU-M11-000-2003)

CARRIED MOTIONS (3) Moved by Mayor Turner

Seconded by Councillor Foster WHEREAS The Communications & Electronics Branch of the Canadian Forces has had a long and distinguished history, during which it has been closely associated with the City of Kingston, and, WHEREAS it is considered fitting that the honourable record of said Branch should be recognized, and the Council of the Corporation of the City of Kingston has selected the occasion of the One Hundredth Anniversary of Military Communications in Canada as suitable for such recognition, and, WHEREAS it is deemed advisable at this time to confer upon The Communications & Electronics Branch of the Canadian Forces the right in perpetuity to march through the streets of the City of Kingston, Ontario with bayonets fixed and drums beating, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT City Council, in formal session assembled, does hereby confer upon The Communications & Electronics Branch of The Canadian Forces the Freedom of the City of Kingston, Ontario as a symbol of the deep sense of pleasure which has been engendered by the presence in Kingston of the Communications & Electronics Branch - whose record has evoked the highest degree of admiration and honour, and in recognition of the close ties which have existed between the Branch and our community. (File No. CSU-M11-000-2003)

CARRIED (4) Moved by Mayor Turner

Seconded by Councillor Garrison


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THAT the congratulations of Kingston City Council be extended to Mrs. Essie Simpson on the occasion of her 95th

birthday on July 5th. (File No. CSU-M11-000-2003)

CARRIED (5) Moved by Councillor Pater

Seconded by Mayor Turner THAT the congratulations of Kingston City Council be extended to Margaret & Bernard Burdsall on the occasion of their 60th wedding anniversary. (File No. CSU-M11-000-2003)

CARRIED (6) Moved by Councillor Pater

Seconded by Mayor Turner THAT the congratulations of Kingston City Council be extended to Joan & John Bowman on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary on July 7th. (File No. CSU-M11-000-2003)

CARRIED MOTIONS (7) Moved by Mayor Turner

Seconded by Councillor Beavis THAT the condolences of Kingston City Council be extended to the family of the late Mike Nadour. (File No. CSU-M11-000-2003)

CARRIED

* * * * * * * * * * * * NOTICES OF MOTION

* * * * * * * * * * * * MINUTES Moved by Councillor Garrison Seconded by Councillor Meers THAT the Minutes of City Council Meeting No. 18-2003, held Tuesday, June 17, 2003; and Meeting No. 19-2003, held Tuesday, June 24, 2003, be confirmed.

CARRIED

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2003-93 The Kingston Economic Development Corporation Project Updates to June 11, 2003 (File No. CSU-A01-003-2003)

2003-94 The Kingston Economic Development Corporation

Minutes - Meeting No. 05-03, May 26, 2003 (File No. CSU-A01-003-2003)

2003-95 Kingston General Hospital

Reports from 154th Annual General Meeting - June 24, 2003 (File No. CSU-C00-000-2003)

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COMMUNICATIONS Council consented to the disposition of Communications in the following manner: Filed 20-397 From Robert Runciman, MPP for Leeds-Grenville, acknowledging receipt of Council’s resolution concerning

the property tax increase referendum proposal. (File No. CSU-A16-000-2003; CSU-F22-000-2003)

20-398 From John Gerretsen, MPP for Kingston & The Islands, acknowledging receipt of Council’s resolution

concerning the property tax increase referendum proposal. (File No. CSU-A16-000-2003; CSU-F22-000-2003)

COMMUNICATIONS 20-399 From John Gerretsen, MPP for Kingston & The Islands, acknowledging receipt of Council’s request to the

Minister of Health for adequate funding for the North Kingston Community Health Centre. (File No. CSU-A16-000-2003; CSU-S08-000-2003)

20-400 From the Ministry of Municipal Affairs & Housing, announcing the government’s SARS Recovery Strategy,

which includes measures to reimburse municipalities for extraordinary costs of their response to the SARS outbreak. Forms are available from the Ministry of Health & Long-Term Care. (File No. CSU-A16-000-2003; CSU-S08-000-2003) (Copied to all Members of Council on July 11, 2003)

20-401 From the Committee of Adjustment, a Notice of Decision for the following applications:

MINOR VARIANCE - DOUGLAS R. G. SMITH - in respect of an application for a minor variance from Zoning By-Law No. 32-74 for the property at 20 Greenlees Drive in order to recognize the location of an existing structure BE APPROVED, subject to a condition. The final date of appeal is July 14, 2003. MINOR VARIANCE - JOHN SPIRIDAKIS - in respect of an application for a minor variance from Zoning By-Law No. 76-26 for the property at 764 Baker Crescent in order to permit the construction of a new 86.68m2 building on an existing pad BE APPROVED, subject to conditions. The final date of appeal is July 14, 2003. CONSENT - ANDREW DOBSON - in respect of application for a consent to sever a 374m2 parcel of vacant land with 18.9m of frontage on Helen Street for the purpose of creating a new residential building lot BE APPROVED, subject to conditions. The final date of appeal is July 17, 2003. CONSENT - ANDREW DOBSON - in respect of application for a consent to sever a 374.4m2 parcel of vacant land with 18.9m of frontage on Helen Street and 19.8m of frontage on Johnson Street for the


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purpose of creating a new residential building lot BE APPROVED, subject to conditions. The final date of appeal is July 17, 2003. MINOR VARIANCE - ROBERT & ELIZABETH WHITEHEAD - in respect of an application for a minor variance from Zoning By-Law No. 8499 for the property at 776 Johnson Street in order to recognize the location of an existing structure BE APPROVED, subject to a condition. The final date of appeal is July 14, 2003. MINOR VARIANCE - REGINALD & CATHERINE WHEELER - in respect of an application for a minor variance from Zoning By-Law No. 76-26 for the property at 584 Flint Avenue in order to recognize the location of an existing structure BE APPROVED, subject to a condition. The final date of appeal is July 14, 2003. MINOR VARIANCE - ALASTAIR & GILL MCLEAN - in respect of an application for a minor variance from Zoning By-Law No. 8499 for the property at 224 Mack Street in order to allow the construction of a 57.1m2 one-storey addition to the applicant’s house BE APPROVED, subject to conditions. The final date of appeal is July 14, 2003. MINOR VARIANCE - MELANIE REAY & RENE VERMETTE - in respect of an application for a minor variance from Zoning By-Law No. 8499 for the property at 107 Raglan Road in order to allow the construction on the applicant’s house BE APPROVED, subject to a condition. The final date of appeal is July 14, 2003. CONSENT - PAUL BROWN IN TRUST - in respect of an application for a consent to sever a 61.31m2 parcel of land at 300 Wellington Street for the purpose of creating a residential lot BE APPROVED, subject to conditions. The final date of appeal is July 17, 2003.

COMMUNICATIONS CONSENT - PAUL BROWN IN TRUST - in respect of an application for a consent to sever a 55.209m2 parcel of land at 300 Wellington Street for the purpose of creating a residential building lot BE APPROVED, subject to conditions. The final date of appeal is July 17, 2003. CONSENT - PAUL BROWN IN TRUST - in respect of an application for a consent to sever a 93.04m2 parcel of land at 300 Wellington Street for the purpose of creating a residential building lot BE APPROVED, subject to conditions. The final date of appeal is July 17, 2003. MINOR VARIANCE - PAUL BROWN IN TRUST - in respect of an application for a minor variance from Zoning By-Law No. 96-259 for the property at 300 Wellington Street in order to create four separate parcels on the existing property BE APPROVED, subject to conditions. The final date of appeal is July 14, 2003. CONSENT - PAUL BROWN IN TRUST - in respect of an application for a consent to sever an 11.528m2

parcel of land at 308 Wellington Street to be added as a lot addition to 300 Wellington Street BE APPROVED, subject to conditions. The final date of appeals is July 17, 2003. (File No. CSU-D19-00-2003)

Referred to All Members of Council 20-402 From G. E. Pierog, Kingston Area Representative for the Corps of Commissionaires, requesting the

approval of Council to appoint or remove specific employees to be By-Law Enforcement Officers for the purpose of issuing tickets at the Kingston Shopping Centre (Remove Natalie Godin; Appoint Dennis Hartlin). (File No. CSU-P01-03-2003) (See By-Law No. (174), 2003-343)


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20-403 From G. E. Pierog, Kingston Area Representative for the Corps of Commissionaires, requesting the approval of Council to appoint specific employees to be By-Law Enforcement Officers for the purpose of issuing tickets at St. Lawrence College (Appoint Debra O’Brien). (File No. CSU-P01-03-2003) (See By-Law No. (175), 2003-344)

20-404 From Cheryl Carter, PCB Containment Technology Inc., informing Council that PCB Containment

Technology Inc. will be performing a PCB Transformer Draining Project at Union Street and Sir John A. Macdonald. (File No. CSU-E05-000-2003)

20-405 From Dr. Ian Gemmill, Medical Officer of Health for the KFL&A Health Unit, an update on the Health Unit’s

plan for the West Nile Virus for 2003 and the changes in procedure that have been put into regulation by the Government of Ontario. (File No. CSU-S08-001-2003) (Copied to all Members of Council on June 27, 2003)

20-406 From Bill and Cathy Galt, requesting that construction of the proposed skateboard facility at Polson Park be

halted until a public meeting of concerned residents can be held. (File No. CSU-M04-000-2003) (Copied to all Members of Council on June 20, 2003)

COMMUNICATIONS 20-407 From Phyllis MacMaster, Regional Information Coordinator for the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture & Food,

informing Council that the Nutrient Management Act was proclaimed law on July 1, 2003 and will come into effect on September 20, 2003, which will allow for training of the agricultural community and municipal officials on the requirements and compliance with the Act. (File No. CSU-A16-000-2003) (Copied to all Members of Council on July 11, 2003)

20-408 From the Ontario Federation of Anglers & Hunters, requesting Council’s support of a motion to call upon

Parliament to retain the licensing component of Bill C-68, the Federal Government’s gun control legislation; to strengthen sentencing and penalties associate with the use of firearms in the commission of a crime; and to abolish the national firearms registry for long guns. (File No. CSU-M04-000-2003) (Copied to all Members of Council on July 11, 2003)

20-409 From the Township of Armour, requesting Council’s support of a resolution to support the Nurses of

Toronto hospitals in their determination to have the Ontario Government to seek inquiry into the recent outbreak of SARS. (File No. CSU-C10-000-2003) (Copied to all Members of Council on July 11, 2003)

20-410 From the Town of Richmond Hill, informing Council of a resolution approved by the Richmond Hill Council,

requesting that the Ministry of Transportation amend the Highway Traffic Act to replace traditional blue and white School Zone signs with yellow-green, double the violation fines within posted school zones and amend the criteria for Community Safety Zones to exclude school zones. (File No. CSU-C10-000-2003) (Copied to all Members of Council on July 11, 2003)


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20-411 From the Town of Ingersoll, requesting Council’s support of a resolution to petition the Ontario government to enact legislation to prohibit smoking in all public and work places within the Province of Ontario. (File No. CSU-C10-000-2003) (Copied to all Members of Council on July 11, 2003)

20-413 From Catherine Reynolds, Promotions & Public Relations for the Frontenac County Plowmen’s Association,

inviting Council to participate in the annual plowing match on September 26 & 27, 2003 in Hartington, ON. (File No. CSU-M04-000-2003) (Copied to all Members of Council on July 11, 2003)

20-414 From Michael Hurst, Mayor of the City of Windsor, to the Honourable David Collenette, Minister of

Transportation, concerning the implementation of a higher speed rail along the Windsor-Quebec corridor. (File No. CSU-A16-000-2003) (Copied to all Members of Council on July 11, 2003)

20-415 From the Cataraqui Region Conservation Authority, informing Council of a Trumpeter Swan release at the

Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area on Monday, July 7, 2003 at 3:30 pm in an attempt to reintroduce them as a self-sustaining species in Southern Ontario. (File No. CSU-E05-000-2003) (Copied to all Members of Council on July 11, 2003)

COMMUNICATIONS 20-416 From Professor Brian Osborne, President of the Kingston Historical Society, a letter of support of the

initiative by the WRENS Association of Kingston to have the Marine Museum Parkette renamed and dedicated as the Navy Memorial Park. (File No. CSU-R05-000-2003) (Copied to all Members of Council on July 11, 2003) (See Report No. 03-217; Clause (a) of the Committee of the Whole)

20-417 From Jim Neill and Elizabeth Greene of the Sydenham Ward Tenants’ & Ratepayers’ Association, a letter

of support of the initiative by the WRENS Association of Kingston to have the Marine Museum Parkette renamed and dedicated as the Navy Memorial Park. (File No. CSU-R05-000-2003) (Copied to all Members of Council on July 11, 2003) (See Report No. 03-217; Clause (a) of the Committee of the Whole)

20-425 From Peter Splinter, President of Braebury Homes, objecting to the proposed zone change and official plan

amendments for lands within the Cataraqui North Neighbourhood. (File No. CSU-D09-000-2003; CSU-D14-000-2003) (Copied to all Members of Council on July 11, 2003)

20-426 From Doug Ritchie, Managing Director of the Downtown BIA, requesting that Council close Ontario Street

from Bagot Street to Market Street during the Easter Seal Waterfront Wonderland. (File No. CSU-T08-000-2003) (Copied to all Members of Council on July 11, 2003) (See Clause (t), Report No. 67)

Referred to the Chief Administrative Officer


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20-418 From Jim Nubel, Chair of the Eastern Ontario Smart Growth Panel, a copy of the discussion paper Shape the Future: Eastern Panel Ontario Smart Growth Panel Discussion Paper, which outlines the draft recommendations for a Smart Growth strategy. (File No. CSU-A16-000-2003)

Referred to the Commissioner of Planning & Development Services 20-419 From the Ministry of Agriculture & Food, announcing the proclamation of the Nutrient Management Act on

July 1, 2003, which recommends that the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture & Food (OMAF) develop an education and training strategy for the new requirements for municipal officials. (File No. CSU-A16-000-2003) (Copies distributed to all Members of Council on July 11, 2003)

20-420 From Shawn Small, Planner for the Ontario Municipal Board, a letter to Peter Splinter, President of

Braebury Homes, explaining that the Ontario Municipal Board has determined that it does not have the statutory authority to consider the appeal of Zoning By-Law No. 2003-104 and the Official Plan Amendment No. 8 as it was received by the City after the appeal period had expired. (File No. CSU-L01-001-2003)

COMMUNICATIONS Referred to the President & Chief Executive Officer of Utilities Kingston 20-421 From the Canadian Water & Wastewater Association (CWWA), informing Council of proposed Federal

environmental legislation that will increase operating costs for Municipal Water and Wastewater Utilities. (File No. CSU-A16-000-2003; CSU-E06-000-2003) (Copied to all Members of Council on June 27, 2003)

20-422 From the Association of Municipalities of Ontario, informing Council of the Association of Municipalities of

Ontario’s response to the Minister of the Environment on the Report of the Advisory Committee on Watershed-based Source Protection Planning, as well as comments on the Conservation Ontario Resolution. (File No. CSU-A01-004-2003) (Copied to all Members of Council on July 11, 2003)

Referred to the Senior Manager Team 20-423 From David Guscott, Deputy Minister of Transportation, a letter to provide municipalities with a summary of

information about the application of Ontario’s Public Vehicles Act as it relates to public transportation service providers licensed under this legislation to provide for-hire services between two or more municipalities. (File No. CSU-A16-000-2003)

Referred to the Chief of Police 20-424 From the Association of Municipalities of Ontario, informing Council of the release of the 1998 Restructuring

Police Services in Ontario: A Guidebook and Resource Kit for Municipalities from Ontario’s Police Community by former Attorney General Charles Harnick, as well as the Police costing process in Ontario. (File No. CSU-A01-004-2003) (Copied to all Members of Council on July 11, 2003)


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Referred to the Pesticide Reduction Committee 20-412 From the Association of Municipalities of Ontario, a summary of the Spring Legislative Session of the

Provincial government, as well as information on Kingston’s Smoking By-Law and Toronto’s Pesticide By-Law. (File No. CSU-A01-004-2003) (Copied to all Members of Council on July 11, 2003)

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OTHER BUSINESS Councillor Garrison expressed concern that, although Bombardier is not located within the City limits, decisions being made will have negative effects on residents. Mayor Turner indicated that she is hopeful that another contract can be secured. Councillor Meers was pleased to report that construction on Bulter Street has been finalized. Councillor Meers expressed concern about a dilapidated garage on Division Street and Kirkpatrick Street and any liability the City might face due to the damage to the garage doors. He noted that this is a Property Standards issue and would like their involvement in resolving this matter. Councillor Meers advised that he had been contacted by Harvey Schachter about providing personal opinions about his collegues. He stated that he was elected to debate issues and not to provide personal opinions.

* * * * * * * * * * * BY-LAWS Council consented to the withdrawal of By-Laws (132) through (174). (A) Moved by Councillor Foster

Seconded by Councillor Sutherland THAT By-Laws (1) through (131) and (173) through (177) be given their first and second reading.

CARRIED (B) Moved by Councillor George

Seconded by Councillor Clements THAT Clause 7.6 of By-Law No. 98-1 be suspended for the purpose of giving By-Laws (9) to (13), (15) to (17), (38) to (39) and (177) three readings.

CARRIED (Councillor Rogers OPPOSED)


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(C) Moved by Councillor Stoparczyk Seconded by Councillor Sutherland THAT By-Laws (9) to (13), (15) to (39), (176) and (177) be given third reading.

CARRIED (1) A By-Law To Authorize The President & CEO Of Utilities Kingston Or His/Her Designate To Approve And Sign

Applications To The Ministry Of The Environment Under Sections 52 And 53 Of The Ontario Water Resources Act On Behalf Of The City Of Kingston. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-170 (Clause (a), Report No. 67)

BY-LAWS (2) A By-Law To Provide For The Temporary Closure Of Bagot Street From Barrie Street To West Street On Wednesday,

September 3, 2003 From 4:00 PM To 5:30 PM (Community Purposes - Queen’s Alma Mater Society Bigger & Better Event And Parade). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-171 (Clause (l), Report No. 67)

(Councillor Pater ABSTAINED) (3) A By-Law To Provide For Temporary One-Way Traffic Patterns On Various Streets On Sunday, August 31, 2003

From 8:00 AM To 5:00 PM (Community Purposes - Queen’s Alma Mater Society Moving-In Day). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-172 (Clause (m), Report No. 67)

(Councillor Pater ABSTAINED) (4) A By-Law To Provide For The Temporary Closure Of University Avenue From Union Street To Stuart Street On

Friday, September 5, 2003 From 4:00 AM To 7:00 PM (Community Purposes - Queen’s Alma Mater Society Orientation Sidewalk Sale). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-173 (Clause (n), Report No. 67)

(Councillor Pater ABSTAINED) (5) A By-Law To Provide For The Temporary Closure Of Various Streets And For The Temporary Establishment Of A

Two-Way Traffic Pattern on Clarence Street from Ontario Street to King Street On Sunday, August 31, 2003 From 1:00 PM To 7:00 PM (Community Purposes - The Royal Visit). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-174 (Clause (o), Report No. 67)


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(6) A By-Law To Provide For The Temporary Closure Of University Avenue From Union Street To Stuart Street On Saturday, October 4, 2003 From 5:00 AM To 6:00 PM (Community Purposes - Queen’s University Alumni Sidewalk Sale). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-175 (Clause (p), Report No. 67)

(Councillor Pater ABSTAINED) (7) A By-Law To Provide For The Temporary Closure Of Aberdeen Street From Earl Street To Johnson Street On

Sunday, September 21, 2003 From 8:00 AM To 8:00 PM (Community Purposes - Queen’s Alma Mater Society Road Hockey Tournament). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-176 (Clause (q), Report No. 67)

(Councillor Pater ABSTAINED) BY-LAWS (8) A By-Law To Provide For The Temporary Closure Of Market Street From Ontario Street To King Street On Saturday,

October 18, 2003 From 9:00 AM To 4:00 PM (Community Purposes - Market’s Fall & Apple Festival). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-177 (Clause (r), Report No. 67)

(9) A By-Law To Provide For The Temporary Closure Of Market Street From Ontario Street To King Street On Saturday,

August 16, 2003 From 9:00 AM To 4:00 PM (Community Purposes - Kingston Historic Market Corn Festival). THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-178 (Clause (s), Report No. 67)

(10) A By-Law To Provide For The Temporary Closure Of Ontario Street From Brock Street To Johnson Street On Sunday,

August 10, 2003 From 12:00 PM To 7:00 PM (Community Purposes - Easter Seal Waterfront Wonderland). THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-179 (Clause (t), Report No. 67)

(11) A By-Law To Provide For The Temporary Closure Of Ontario Street From Brock Street To Market Street On Saturday,

July 19, 2003 From 10:00 AM To 5:00 PM (Community Purposes - Taste Of Kingston Outdoor Food Festival). THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-180 (Clause (u), Report No. 67)

(12) A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 76-26 “A By-Law To Regulate The Use Of Lands And The Character, Location And

Use Of Buildings And Structures In The Township Of Kingston” To Remove The “-H” Holding Symbol Related To The “R3-17-H”, “R2-26-H’, And “R1-36-H’ Zones (Tamarack (Arbour Ridge) Corporation - Part Of Lots 12 And 13, Concession 2 - Tanner Drive And Melrose Street In The Former Kingston Township). THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-181 (Clause (v), Report No. 67)


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(13) A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 97-102 “The Cataraqui North Zoning By-Law” To Remove The “-H” Holding Symbol

Related To The “LDR-1-H” Zone (Braebury Homes - Block 71, Registered Plan 13M-16 - Jennifer Court, West Of Augusta Drive In The Cataraqui North Neighbourhood). THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-182 (Clause (w), Report No. 67)

(14) A By-Law To Authorize The Manager Of Engineering To Be Granted The Authority On Behalf Of The City Of Kingston

To Sign Federal Funding Agreements With Transport Canada For The Financial Contribution Of Up To 80% Of The Cost Of Railway Safety Improvements At Grade Crossings. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-183 (Clause (x), Report No. 67)

BY-LAWS (15) A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 99-166 “A By-Law To Prohibit The Parking Or Leaving Of Motor Vehicles On Private

Property Without The Consent Of The Owner Or Occupant Of The Property, Or On Property Owned Or Occupied By The City Of Kingston Or Any Local Board Thereof, Without The Consent Of The City Of Kingston Or The Local Board” (Appoint Denzil Stroud, Alan Pike, Denise Shier, Bryson Brown, Ben Coleman, Noreen Wright, Ken Soederhuysen - Group 4 Falck Security - Frontenac Condominium Corporation #39). THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-184 (Clause (y), Report No. 67)

(16) A By-Law To Authorize Certain Capital Works Of The Corporation Of The City Of Kingston; To Authorize Submitting

An Application To The Ontario Municipal Economic Infrastructure Financing Authority (OMEIFA) For Financing Such Capital Works; To Authorize Temporary Borrowing To Meet Expenditures In Connection With Such Works; And To Authorize Long-Term Borrowing For Such Works Through The Issue Of Debentures. THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-185 (Clause (z), Report No. 67)

(17) A By-Law To Establish The 2003 Special Area Levies And Tax Rates For The Downtown Kingston Business

Improvement Area Levy, Downtown Development Area Levy And Diversion Levy. THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-186 (Clause (aa), Report No. 67)

(18) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 2003-103 “A By-Law To Amend The Official Plan For The Former Township Of

Kingston Planning Area (Amendment No. 8 – To Re-Designate Portions Of The Property Located In Part Of Lots 12 And 13, Concession 3 From Residential To Commercial And Environmental Protection Area)”. THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-187 (Clause (bb), Report No. 67)

(19) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 2003-104 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 97-102 “Cataraqui North Zoning By-

Law” (Former Kingston Township) (Part of Lots 12 and 13, Concession 3 – Rezone to Open Space 1 “OSI” Zone, Modified Mixed Use “MUI*1” Zone and Modified Low Density Residential Holding (LDR-1*2-H) Zone)”.


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THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-188 (Clause (bb), Report No. 67)

(20) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 2003-155 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 76-26, ‘A By-Law To Regulate The Use

Of Lands And The Character, Location And Use Of Buildings And Structures In The Township Of Kingston’ (Rezone To Open Space 1 “OS1” Zone, Modified Mixed Use “MU1*1-H” Zone And Modified Low-Density Residential 1 Holding (LDR-1*2-H) Zone Of By-Law No. 97-102)”. THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-189 ((Clause (bb), Report No. 67)

(21) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 2003-159 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 8499, Zoning By-Law For The Former

City Of Kingston (Site Specific – 182 Nelson Street - Amend Provisions Of Modified ‘A.243’ Residential Zone)”. THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-190 (Clause (bb), Report No. 67)

BY-LAWS (22) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 2003-160 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 97-102 Cataraqui North (Part Of Lot 14,

Concession 1, Former Kingston Township) - Rezone To Modified Medium Density Residential Holding (‘MDR*1*H’) & (‘MDR*2-H’), Rezone To Low Density Residential/Institutional Holding (‘LDR/I-H’) And Rezone To Open Space 1 Holding (‘OS1-H’) Zones”. THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-191 (Clause (bb), Report No. 67)

(23) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 2003-161 “A By-Law To Amend Restricted Area By-Law No. 76-26 Of The Former

Township Of Kingston (Site Specific - 860 Norwest Road - Zone ‘R5-6’ Modified Residential Type 5 Zone)”. THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-192 (Clause (bb), Report No. 67)

(24) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 2003-162 “A By-Law To Amend The Official Plan Of The City Of Kingston Planning

Area (Amendment No. 23 - Text Change - Site Specific Policies - 70 Johnson Street)”. THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-193 (Clause (bb), Report No. 67)

(25) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 2003-163 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 96-259 “Downtown And Harbour Zoning

By-Law Of The Corporation Of The City Of Kingston” (Site Specific-70 Johnson Street- Zone C1-21, Modified Central Business System)”. THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-194 (Clause (bb), Report No. 67)

(26) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 2003-165 “A By-Law To Amend The Official Plan Of The Former Township Of

Kingston (Amendment No. 7 - Map And Text Change - Site Specific Policies Kingston Norman Rogers Airport - 1114 Len Birchall Way)”. THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-195 (Clause (bb), Report No. 67)


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(27) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 2003-166 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 76-26 Zoning By-Law For The Former Township Of Kingston - Site Specific Policies Kingston Norman Rogers Airport - 1114 Len Birchall Way)”. THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-196 (Clause (bb), Report No. 67)

(28) A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 76-26, ‘A By-Law To Regulate The Use Of Lands And The Character, Location And

Use Of Buildings And Structures In The Township Of Kingston’ (Rezone To Open Space 1 “OS1” Zone, Modified Mixed Use “MU1*1-H” Zone And Modified Low-Density Residential 1 Holding (LDR-1*2-H) Zone Of By-Law No. 97-102). THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-197 (Clause (bb), Report No. 67)

BY-LAWS (29) A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 8499, Zoning By-Law For The Former City Of Kingston (Site Specific – 182 Nelson

Street - Amend Provisions Of Modified ‘A.243’ Residential Zone). THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-198 (Clause (bb), Report No. 67)

(30) A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 97-102 Cataraqui North (Part Of Lot 14, Concession 1, Former Kingston Township)-

Rezone To Modified Medium Density Residential Holding (‘MDR*1*H’) & (‘MDR*2-H’), Rezone To Low Density; Residential/Institutional Holding (‘LDR/I-H’) And Rezone To Open Space 1 Holding (‘OS1-H’) Zones. THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-199 (Clause (bb), Report No. 67)

(31) A By-Law To Amend Restricted Area By-Law No. 76-26 Of The Former Township Of Kingston (Site Specific - 860

Norwest Road - Zone ‘R5-6’ Modified Residential Type 5 Zone). THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-200 (Clause (bb), Report No. 67)

(32) A By-Law To Amend The Official Plan Of The City Of Kingston Planning Area (Amendment No. 23 - Text Change -

Site Specific Policies - 70 Johnson Street). THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-201 (Clause (bb), Report No. 67)

(33) A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 96-259 “Downtown And Harbour Zoning By-Law Of The Corporation Of The City Of

Kingston” (Site Specific-70 Johnson Street- Zone ‘C1-21’, Modified Central Business System). THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-202 (Clause (bb), Report No. 67)

(34) A By-Law To Amend The Official Plan Of The Former Township Of Kingston (Amendment No. 7 - Map And Text

Change - Site Specific Policies Kingston Norman Rogers Airport - 1114 Len Birchall Way). THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-203 (Clause (bb), Report No. 67)


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(35) A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 76-26 Zoning By-Law For The Former Township Of Kingston - Site Specific Policies

Kingston Norman Rogers Airport - 1114 Len Birchall Way). THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-204 (Clause (bb), Report No. 67)

(36) A By-Law To Amend The Official Plan For The Former Township Of Kingston Planning Area (Amendment No. 8 – To

Re-Designate Portions Of The Property Located In Part Of Lots 12 And 13, Concession 3 From Residential To Commercial And Environmental Protection Area). THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-205 (Clause (bb), Report No. 67)

BY-LAWS (37) A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 97-102 “Cataraqui North Zoning By-Law’’ (Former Kingston Township) (Part Of Lots

12 And 13, Concession 3 - Rezone To Open Space 1 “OSI” Zone, Modified Mixed Use “MUI*L” Zone And Modified Low Density Residential Holding (LDR-1*2-H) Zone) THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-206 (Clause (bb), Report No. 67)

(38) A By-Law Of The Corporation Of The City Of Kingston To Authorize The Borrowing Upon Debentures In The Principal

Amount Of $8,269,279.00 For Purposes Of The Corporation Of The City Of Kingston (20-Year Amortizing Debentures). THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-207 (Clause (cc), Report No. 67)

(39) A By-Law Of The Corporation Of The City Of Kingston To Authorize The Borrowing Upon Debentures In The Principal

Amount Of $6,730,721.00 For Purposes Of The Corporation Of The City Of Kingston (5- & 10-Year Instalment Debentures). THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-208 (Clause (cc), Report No. 67)

(40) A By-Law To Regulate Traffic.

FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-209 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(41) A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 24 “A By-Law For Regulating Traffic In The Highways Of The City Of Kingston,

Subject To The Provisions Of The Highway Traffic Act” (Former City Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-210 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(42) A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 2-1994 “A By-Law To Regulate The Use Of And Traffic, Parking And Stopping On

Highways And Bridges Under The Jurisdiction Of The Council Of The Corporation Of The County Of Frontenac, And The Parking Lot At The Rear Of The Frontenac County Court House Pursuant To The Municipal Act, RSO 1990, Chapter M.45, As Amended” (Former County Of Frontenac).


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(43) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 3182 “A By-Law To Authorize Higher Or Lower Speed Limits On Certain Streets In

The City Of Kingston”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-212 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

BY-LAWS (44) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 2001-68 “A By-Law To Designate School Zones And To Prescribe Maximum Speed

Limits Within Them” (City Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-213 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(45) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 99-279 “A By-Law To Prescribe The Rate Of Speed On Streets Located In The

Geographic Areas Known As The Former Township Of Kingston And The Former Township Of Pittsburgh”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-214 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(46) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 418 “A By-Law To Set A Speed Limit On All Roads Within The Township Of

Kingston.” FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-215 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(47) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 1033 “A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction Of The Speed Limit Within The

Township Kingston To Thirty-Five Miles Per Hour”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-216 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(48) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 68-32 “A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction Of The Speed Limit On A Portion Of

The Woodbine Road From The South Limit Of Highway No. 2 Thirty-Five Hundred Feet Westerly To Thirty-Five Miles Per Hour” (Former Kingston Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-217 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(49) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 73-24 “A By-Law To Authorize With The Approval Of The Ministry Of Transportation

And Communications (Formerly Department Of Transportation) The Reduction Of The Speed Limit On Sunnyside Road In The Township Of Kingston From Fifty Miles Per Hour To Forty Miles Per Hour”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-218 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)


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(50) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 75-45 “Being A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction Of The Speed Limit On

Woodbine Road From Collins Bay Road Westerly To The Intersection Of Woodbine Road And Westbrook Road And On The Westbrook Road From Woodbine Road Northerly To The Intersection Of Westbrook Road And Highway No. 2 In The Township Of Kingston From 50 Miles Per Hour To 35 Miles Per Hour”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-219 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

BY-LAWS (51) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 79-7 “Being A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction Of The Speed Limit On

Woodbine Road From Collins Bay Road Westerly To The Intersection Of Woodbine Road And Westbrook Road And To Amend By-Law 75-45”(Former Kingston Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-220 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(52) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 82-13 “A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction Of The Speed Limit On Bayridge

Drive And Taylor Boulevard In The Township Of Kingston To 50 Kilometres Per Hour”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-221 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)


Woodbine Road In The Township Of Kingston To 50 Kilometres Per Hour”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-222 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(54) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 84-39 “A By-Law To Establish A Rate Of Speed On Patterson Road Between

County Road II (Battersea Road) And The Seventh Concession Road” (Former Township Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-223 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(55) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 19-85 “Being A By-Law Increase Or Decrease The Speed Of Motor Vehicles From

Statutory Speed Limits Sept, 1985” (Former Township Of Pittsburgh). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-224 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)


Hudson Drive In The Township Of Kingston To 40 Kilometres Per Hour”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-225 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)


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(57) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 85-52 “A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction Of The Speed Limit On A Portion Of Woodbine Road In The Township Of Kingston To 50 Kilometres Per Hour”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-226 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(58) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 86-9 “A By-Law To Authorize The Speed Limit On River Ridge Drive In The

Township Of Kingston To 50 Kilometres Per Hour”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-227 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

BY-LAWS (59) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 87-48 “A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction Of The Speed Limit On Norwest Road

In The Township Of Kingston To 50 Kilometres Per Hour”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-228 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(60) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 88-10 “A By-Law To Create A Reduced Speed Zone On Welborne Avenue In The

Vicinity Of Welborne Public School” (Former Kingston Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-229 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(61) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 88-192 “A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction Of The Speed Limit On Cordukes

Road In The Township Of Kingston To 60 Kilometres Per Hour”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-230 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(62) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 88-227 “A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction Of The Speed Limit On The Fourth

Concession Road To 60 Kilometres Per Hour” (Former Kingston Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-231 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(63) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 92-102 “A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction Of Speed Limit On Rosedale Drive,

Arne Crescent, Shepherd Drive And Highland Heights Road In The Township Of Kingston To 50 Kilometres Per Hour”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-232 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(64) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 93-130 “A By-Law To Authorize A Reduction Of The Speed Limit On Coverdale

Drive In The Township Of Kingston To 50 KM Per Hour”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-233 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)


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(65) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 93-186 “A By-Law To Authorize A Reduction In The Speed Limit On Bur Creek Road From Sydenham Road To Jackson Mills Road In The Township Of Kingston To 50 KM Per Hour”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-234 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(66) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 93-188 “A By-Law To Authorize A Reduction In The Speed Limit On Gardiners Road

In The Township Of Kingston To 60 KM Per Hour, Between Princess Street (Kings Highway # 2) And A Point 205 Metres North Of Cataraqui Woods Drive And To 70 KM Per Hour Between Creekford Road/Centennial Drive And A Point 205 Metres North Of Cataraqui Woods Drive”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-235 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

BY-LAWS (67) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 94-85 “A By-Law To Authorize A Reduction In The Speed Limit On Ridley Drive, Old

Colony Road And Milford Drive” (Former Township Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-236 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(68) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 96-39 “A By-Law To Authorize A Reduction In The Speed Limit On Truedell Road, A

Section Of Hudson Drive From Approximately 100 Metres North Of Development Drive To Bayridge Drive And A Section Of Pembridge Crescent Between A Point Approximately 200 Metres East And 225 Metres West Of The Southern Intersection With Milford Drive” (Former Township Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-237 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(69) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 96-108 “A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction In The Speed Limit On Westbrook

Road Between The Creekford Road And Princess Street” (Former Township Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-238 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(70) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 96-117 “A By-Law To Authorize The Reduction In The Speed Limit On Appledown

Drive Between Ridley Drive And The South Leg Of Braeside Crescent” (Former Township Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-239 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(71) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 97-67 “A By-Law To Prescribe The Rate Of Speed On Maple Lawn Drive” (Former

Township Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-240 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(72) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 97-72 “A By-Law To Prescribe The Maximum Rate Of Speed For Motor Vehicles

Driven On Leeman Road From Unity Road – Elginburg (County Road 3) To Spooner Road East, And On Spooner Road East From Leeman Road To Division Street (County Road 10)”(Former Township Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-241 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)


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(73) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 1940-4-40 “A By-Law To Restrict The Speed Of Vehicles On Certain Roads In The

Township Of Pittsburgh”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-242 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(74) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 6-1945 “A By-Law To Restrict The Speed Of Vehicles On Certain Roads In The

Township Of Pittsburgh”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-243 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

BY-LAWS (75) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 24-84 “A By-Law Restricting The Speed Of Motor Vehicles” (Former Township Of

Pittsburgh). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-244 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(76) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 36-85 “A By-Law Increasing Or Decreasing The Speed Of Motor Vehicles From

Statutory Speed Limits” (Former Township Of Pittsburgh). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-245 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(77) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 42-87 “Being A By-Law For Increasing Or Decreasing The Speed Of Motor Vehicles

From Statutory Speed Limits” (Former Township Of Pittsburgh). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-246 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(78) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 15-95 “Being A By-Law To Restrict The Speed Of Motor Vehicles In The Village Of

Barriefield” (Former Township Of Pittsburgh). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-247 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(79) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 20-1997 “A By-Law To Authorize The County Engineer To Approve Traffic Control

Signals Systems And Traffic Control Signals Used In Conjunction With A Traffic Control System” (Former County Of Frontenac). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-248 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(80) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 468 “A By-Law To Designate Certain Streets In The Township Of Kingston Through

Streets”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-249 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(81) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 1065 “A By-Law To Designate Henderson Boulevard In Lasalle Park Subdivision In

The Township Of Kingston A Through Street”.


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(82) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 73-26 “A By-Law To Designate Roosevelt Drive In The Township Of Kingston A

Through Highway At Its Intersection With Acron Street”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-251 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

BY-LAWS (83) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 78-38 “Providing For The Designation Of Through Highways In The Township Of

Kingston”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-252 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(84) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 93-131 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law #78-38 Providing For The Designation Of

Through Highways In The Township Of Kingston”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-253 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(85) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 93-187 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law # 78-38 Providing For The Designation Of

Through Highways In The Township Of Kingston”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-254 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(86) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 18-1957 “A By-Law Designating Through Highways” (Former Township Of

Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-255 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(87) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 908-B “A By-Law To Confirm By-Law No. 18-1957 Of The Township Of Pittsburgh, A

By-Law To Make The Road Known As The Joyceville Sideroad In The Township Of Pittsburgh Between Lots 18 & 19 From Highway No. 401 To Highway No. 2A Through Highway”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-256 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(88) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 86-42 “A By-Law To Regulate The Movement Of Traffic On Highways In The

Township Of Kingston”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-257 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(89) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 20-1966 “A By-Law Providing For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersections”

(Former Pittsburgh Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-258


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(Clause (3), Report No. 68) (90) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 70-4 “A By-Law To Provide For The Erection Of Stop Signs At The Intersection Of

Castell Street And McEwen Drive, In The Township Of Kingston For The Purpose Creating A Four Way Stop Intersection”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-259 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

BY-LAWS (91) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 77-31 “Providing For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersections” (Former Township

Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-260 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(92) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 77-50 “Providing For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersections” (Former Township






(95) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 92-58 “A By-Law To Provide For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersections”

(Former Township Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-264 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(96) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 94-86 “A By-Law To Provide For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Certain

Intersections” (Former Township Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-265 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(97) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 96-40 “A By-Law To Provide For The Erection Of Stop Signs At The Southern

Intersection Of Pembridge Crescent And Milford Drive” (Former Township Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-266 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)


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(98) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 96-109 “A By-Law To Provide For The Erection Of Stop Signs At The Intersection Of

Westbrook Road And Creekford Road, Westbrook Road And Heath Street, And Westbrook Road And Sproule Street” (Former Township Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-267 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

BY-LAWS (99) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 98-289 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No 90-77 Of The Former Township Of

Kingston “Traffic”, (New Stop Signs: Keenan Drive And Woodside Drive; Cataraqui Woods Drive, Birchwood Drive And Cedarwood Drive)”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-268 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(100) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 24-79 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection Barriefield”

(Former Pittsburgh Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-269 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(101) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 25-80 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection” (Former

Pittsburgh Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-270 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)





(104) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 29-86 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection Point St

Mark” (Former Pittsburgh Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-273 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(105) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 33-86 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection Township

Road & Gore Road” (Former Pittsburgh Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-274 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)


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(106) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 4-87 “A By-Law Providing For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersections” (Former

Township Of Pittsburgh). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-275 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

BY-LAWS (107) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 64-87 “By-Law No. 64-87 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At

Intersection Caughey’s Road” (Former Pittsburgh Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-276 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(108) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 15-88 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection McAlpine

Road” (Former Pittsburgh Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-277 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(109) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 43-88 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection Rideau Town

Centre” (Former Pittsburgh Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-278 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(110) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 57-89 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection Haggerty’s

Side Road & Rideau Marina Entrance” (Former Pittsburgh Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-279 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(111) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 21-90 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection Medley

Court” (Former Pittsburgh Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-280 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(112) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 41-91 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection Sand Gully

Road” (Former Pittsburgh Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-281 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(113) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 36-92 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Intersection (July 13,

1992” (Former Pittsburgh Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-282 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)


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(114) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 34-94 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At The Corner Of Church Lane & Brewer’s Mills Road & Pine Grove Road” (Former Pittsburgh Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-283 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

BY-LAWS (115) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 6-96 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Various Intersections”


(116) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 54-97 “Being A By-Law For The Erection Of Stop Signs At Various Intersections”


(117) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 95-89 “A By-Law To Designate Certain Portions Of Lincoln Drive For One Way

Traffic” (Former Township Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-286 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(118) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 91-142 “A By-Law To Authorize The Designation Of Hillview Road From King’s

Highway # 33 To Centre Street As A One-Way Street” (Former Township Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-287 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(119) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 18-94 “Being A By-Law For The Designation Of A Portion Of Main Street In

Barriefield For One-Way Traffic” (Former Township Of Pittsburgh). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-288 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(120) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 17-79 “A By-Law To Designate One Way Streets” (Former Township Of Pittsburgh).


(121) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 77-5 “A By-Law For Regulating Traffic On Development Drive And Golden Mile In

The Township Of Kingston Subject To The Provisions Of The Highway Traffic Act, RSO, 1970, Chapter 202 And Amendments Thereto” (Former Township Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-290 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(122) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 75-37 “Prohibited Heavy Traffic” (Former Township Of Kingston).


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BY-LAWS (123) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 7-82 “Reduce Loads On Highways” (Former Township Of Pittsburgh).


(124) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 82-24 “A By-Law To Provide For Reduced Load Restrictions On Township Roads”

(Former Township Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-293 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(125) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 84-22 “Being A By-Law To Prohibit Heavy Truck Traffic On Woodbine Road From

Collins Bay Road To Bayridge Drive In The Township Of Kingston, In The County Of Frontenac”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-294 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(126) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 85-21 “A By-Law To Designate A Reduced Load Period On Certain Township

Roads”. FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-295 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(127) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 88-167 “A By-Law Prohibiting Heavy Traffic On Cordukes Road” (Former Township


(128) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 90-34 “Prohibiting Heavy Traffic On Certain Highways” (Former Township Of

Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-297 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(129) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 90-50 “A By-Law To Amend By-Laws 75-37, 84-22 And 90-34 Being By-Laws

Prohibiting Heavy Traffic On Certain Highways” (Former Township Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-298 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(130) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 93-82 “Prohibit Heavy Traffic On Certain Highways” (Former Township Of Kingston).



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BY-LAWS (131) A By-Law To Repeal By-Law No. 8-1928 “A By-Law To Govern The Weight Of Loads Carried By Trucks On The

Township Roads” (Former Township Of Pittsburgh). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-300 (Clause (3), Report No. 68)

(132) A By-Law To Regulate Animals.


WITHDRAWN (133) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 2551 “A By-Law To Regulate The Keeping Of Domestic Fowl And Pigeons Within

The City Of Kingston” (Former City Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-302 (Clause (4), Report No. 68)

WITHDRAWN (134) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 4425 “A By-Law To Prohibit The Keeping Of Swine Within The City Of Kingston”

(Former City Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-303 (Clause (4), Report No. 68)

WITHDRAWN (135) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 4649 “A By-Law To Regulate The Keeping Of Certain Animals In The City Of

Kingston” (Former City Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-304 (Clause (4), Report No. 68)

WITHDRAWN (136) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 8 “A By-Law To Provide For The Licensing And Regulation Of Dogs And Cats And

For The Control Of Animals Suspected Of Having Rabies” (Former City Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-305 (Clause (4), Report No. 68)

WITHDRAWN (137) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 90-220 “A By-Law To Prohibit And Regulate The Carrying Or Displaying Of A Snake

In Any Public Street Or Public Place In The City Of Kingston” (Former City Of Kingston). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-306 (Clause (4), Report No. 68)

WITHDRAWN


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BY-LAWS (138) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 94-229 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 8 Of The Former City Of Kingston”.


WITHDRAWN (139) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 99-140 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 8 Of The Former City Of Kingston”.


WITHDRAWN (140) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No 79-75 “A By-Law To License Dogs And To Repeal By-Law Nos. 982, 1102, 67-13 And

75-1” (Former Kingston Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-309 (Clause (4), Report No. 68)

WITHDRAWN (141) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 1921-102 “A By-Law To Regulate The Running At-Large Of Dogs” (Former Kingston

Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-310 (Clause (4), Report No. 68)







WITHDRAWN


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BY-LAWS (145) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 1928-225 “A By-Law Preventing The Spread Of Rabies By Dogs” (Former Kingston


WITHDRAWN (146) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 1944-465 “A By-Law To Appoint Inspectors Of Sheep Or Livestock Killed Or Injured

By Dogs And To Fix Remuneration For The Said Inspectors” (Former Kingston Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-315 (Clause (4), Report No. 68)

WITHDRAWN (147) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 1944-491 “A By-Law For The Licensing And Regulations Of Dogs” (Former Kingston


WITHDRAWN (148) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 1951-640 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 491” (Former Kingston Township).











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WITHDRAWN BY-LAWS (153) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 79-75 “A By-Law To License Dogs” (Former Kingston Township).


WITHDRAWN (154) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 79-82 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 79-75” (Former Kingston Township).


WITHDRAWN (155) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 82-25 “A By-Law To Prohibit The Being At-Large And Trespassing On Highways

Within The Limits Of The Township Of Kingston Of Animals Other Than Dogs” (Former Kingston Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-324 (Clause (4), Report No. 68)

WITHDRAWN (156) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 83-17 “A By-Law To Regulate, Restrict Or Prohibit The Keeping Of Certain Animals

Within Defined Areas” (Former Kingston Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-325 (Clause (4), Report No. 68)



WITHDRAWN (158) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 85-57 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 82-25 And To Prohibit The Being At-Large

And Trespassing On Any Municipal Property Of Animals Other Than Dogs And Cats” (Former Kingston Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-327 (Clause (4), Report No. 68)



WITHDRAWN


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BY-LAWS (160) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 92-54 “A By-Law Requiring The Removal Of Dog Excrement” (Former Kingston


WITHDRAWN (161) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 95-54 “A By-Law To Prohibit The Being-At-Large And Trespassing Of Any Animal,

Excluding Dogs Within The Township Of Pittsburgh” (Former Kingston Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-330 (Clause (4), Report No. 68)

WITHDRAWN (162) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 95-81 “A By-Law To Authorize The Execution Of A Contract With The Kingston

Humane Society For Pound Services For The Township Of Kingston” (Former Kingston Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-331 (Clause (4), Report No. 68)

WITHDRAWN (163) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 96-56 “A By-Law To Authorize The Execution Of A Contract With The Kingston

Humane Society For Pound Services For The Township Of Kingston” (Former Kingston Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-332 (Clause (4), Report No. 68)

WITHDRAWN (164) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 11-54 “A By-Law To Appoint A Pound Keeper For The Township Of Pittsburgh”


WITHDRAWN (165) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 19-94 “A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 25-93” (Former Pittsburgh Township).


WITHDRAWN (166) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 25-93 “A By-Law To Regulate Dog Licensing And Dogs Running At-Large” (Former


WITHDRAWN BY-LAWS


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(167) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 4-48 “A By-Law For The Licensing And Requiring The Registration Of Dogs In The Township Of Pittsburgh” (Former Pittsburgh Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-336 (Clause (4), Report No. 68)

WITHDRAWN (168) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 5-28 “A By-Law To Prohibit Dogs Being At-Large In The Township Of Pittsburgh”


WITHDRAWN (169) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 5-48 “A By-Law For Prohibiting And Regulating The Running At-Large Of Dogs In

The Township Of Pittsburgh” (Former Pittsburgh Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-338 (Clause (4), Report No. 68)

WITHDRAWN (170) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 7-39 “A By-Law To Levy An Annual Dog Tax” (Former Pittsburgh Township).


WITHDRAWN (171) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 8-41 “A By-Law For The Licensing And Requiring The Registration Of Dogs In The

Township Of Pittsburgh” (Former Pittsburgh Township). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-340 (Clause (4), Report No. 68)

WITHDRAWN (172) A By-Law to Repeal By-Law No. 9-48 “A By-Law To Regulate The Keeping Of Swine In The Hamlet Of Barriefield”


WITHDRAWN (173) A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 99-91 “A By-Law To Provide For The Regulation Use Of Parks And Recreation

Facilities Of The Corporation” (Rename And Designate The Marine Museum Parkette To Navy Memorial Park). FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-342 (Clause (a), The Committee of the Whole)

BY-LAWS


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(174) A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 99-166 “A By-Law To Prohibit The Parking Or Leaving Of Motor Vehicles On Private Property Without The Consent Of The Owner Or Occupant Of The Property, Or On Property Owned Or Occupied By The City Of Kingston Or Any Local Board Thereof, Without The Consent Of The City Of Kingston Or The Local Board” (Remove Natalie Godin; Appoint Dennis Hartlin - Kingston Shopping Centre) FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-343 (Communication No. 20-402)

(175) A By-Law To Amend By-Law No. 99-166 “A By-Law To Prohibit The Parking Or Leaving Of Motor Vehicles On Private

Property Without The Consent Of The Owner Or Occupant Of The Property, Or On Property Owned Or Occupied By The City Of Kingston Or Any Local Board Thereof, Without The Consent Of The City Of Kingston Or The Local Board” (Appoint Debra O’Brien - St. Lawrence College) FIRST AND SECOND READING PROPOSED NO. 2003-344 (Communication No. 20-403)

(176) A By-Law To Confirm The Proceedings Of Council At Its Meeting Held On Tuesday, July 15, 2003.

THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-345 (City Council Meeting No. 20-2003)

(177) A By-Law To Exempt Certain Lands On Registered Plans 13M-23 And Plan 1975 From The Provisions Of Section 50

(5) Of The Planning Act, RSO 1990, Chapter P.13, And Amendments Thereto (Lots 57 To 62), Registered Plan No. 13M-23, Phases 1 And 2C, Arbour Ridge Subdivision). THREE READINGS PROPOSED NO. 2003-346 (Clause (dd), Report No. 67)

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ADJOURNMENT Moved by Councillor Garrison Seconded by Councillor George THAT Council do now adjourn.

CARRIED Council adjourned at 9:55 pm. (Signed) Nicole Sullivan

Acting City Clerk Isabel Turner

Mayor

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